How did dictators respond to the league of nations after japan invaded manchuria? they vigorously condemned japan’s invasion of manchuria, but had no military means to stop it. they sensed weakness in the league and actively pursued aggressive foreign policies. they feared condemnation like the league had given japan and agreed to disarmament. they invited the soviet union and germany to join to strengthen the league of nations.

They sensed weakness in the League and actively pursued aggressive foreign policies.- second choice

The "NEW SOUTH" was a vision formed by southern landowners, entrepreneurs, and newspaper editors in the decades following the Confederacy's defeat in 1865. It argued for the development of a new economy more in harmony with industrial capitalism that characterized the rest of the American economy. This is because its plantation economy had been destroyed by the Civil War and Reconstruction.