Japan was heavily involved in WW1 and was asked for help several times by the British - Japan emerged from WW1 victorious and in control of more territory According to my husband, the history buff, Japan was not involved in WW1.
The Tokugawa Dynasty
Japan
after he died his sons took control. just had to figure that one out myself.
As Japan grew strong it began making imperialistic moves toward other countries. It also strengthened its military and gained control of its trade tariffs.
Yes
1. WW1-Allies 2. WWII-Axis
After World War I, Japan gained economic influence in China primarily through the Treaty of Versailles in 1919, which transferred German concessions in Shandong Province to Japan. Additionally, Japan capitalized on China's political instability and the weakening of its economy, investing in infrastructure and securing favorable trade agreements. This period marked the expansion of Japanese businesses, which led to increased control over key industries and resources in China, further entrenching Japan's economic presence in the region.
japan felt that they needed more land from china after ww1. japan felt that they needed more land from china after ww1.
Kush gained control of Egypt in 850 B.C
The two examples of direct control in ww1 included price controls and rent controls.
Japan wasn't in WW1.