Multiple choice

The Anti-Commintern Pact was made between Germany and Japan because

  1. both were imperialists

  2. both wanted to help each other against foreign aggression

  3. both wanted to co-operate each other in every sphere

  4. both informed each other about the spread of communism by different agencies
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Explanation

The Anti-Commintern Pact (1936) was a German-Japanese agreement specifically focused on sharing intelligence about communist activities and opposing the Comintern (Communist International). Both nations were concerned about the spread of communism and agreed to inform each other about communist movements. This was not about general imperialism or broad cooperation, but specifically countering Soviet influence.

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