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What was most significant about the "Mudkin Incident?

A. The Chinese blew up an important railway which drew Japan into World War II.

B. The Chinese used the incident as an excuse to invade mainland Japan.

C. Japan gained access to important natural resources.

D. Japan became more isolationist, wary of involvement in Asian affairs.

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jaylinanderson27

Answer:c

Explanation:Japan gained access to important natural resources.

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