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Which country has the least aggressive during the 1930s?
japan
During the 1930s japan began its conquest of parts of?
During the 1930s, Japan began its conquest of parts of East Asia, including Manchuria andChina's Jehol Province.
What aggressive actions did Japan the during the 1930s?
The agression tooken by Japan in 1930 was that japan invaded china.
Was Hideki Tojo the leader of japan in the 1930s?
Hideki Tojo was not the leader of Japan for the entire 1930s; he served as Prime Minister from 1941 to 1944. However, he was a prominent military leader and a key figure in the Japanese government throughout the 1930s, particularly in the lead-up to World War II. His influence grew during this period, ultimately leading to his appointment as Prime Minister as Japan escalated its military actions.
What effect did the Great Depression and widespread public discontent with Japan's parliament eventually lead to in Japan in the 1930s?
It led to a takeover of the government by the military.
What beliefs guided Japan's foreign policy actions during the 1930s?
territorial expansion
What was Japan's government in the 1990's?
The government of Japan during 1990's is constitutional monarchy. Japan is using this form of government since 1947
Why did Germany Italy and Japan want to gain empires during the 1930s?
it would make them stronger i think.
What was the response of Americans to the rise of nationalism in Japan Italy and Germany during the 1930s?
They Passed the Neutrality Act.
Was Imperial Japan a sexually repressed culture throughout the 1930s and during World War 2?
yes
Which action during the 1930s heightened the tensions between Japan and the US?
Japan invaded Chinese territory
What is totalitarian government of japan?
The term "totalitarian government of Japan" typically refers to the period during World War II when Japan was under militaristic and authoritarian rule, especially from the 1930s to 1945. The government was characterized by strict control over political life, suppression of dissent, and aggressive nationalism, with the military playing a dominant role in governance. This regime sought to unify the population under the emperor's divine authority and pursued expansionist policies in Asia. After Japan's defeat in 1945, it transitioned to a democratic government structure.
