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Japan's military decreased, and industrial economy increased.
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What were Japans strengths in World War 2?
* A totally dedicated and motivated Armed Forces. * A supportive homefront. * A powerful Navy.
How and why did Japans relationship with Australia change after World War 2?
well during the war their was suspision at the Japanese people living in Australia.they were put in camps until the war was over.their was also many australians taken as prisioners of war.When these P.O.W were released it couldn't be helped but to show hatred towards japans torcherous ways.it was not until remembrence day that people actually accepted japan and an understanding and friendship and or a type of truce was made.
What happened as a result of japans surrender?
the war was over
Was Japan apart from British rule?
Japan was under the Imperial Kingdom of Japan. It was ruled by military leaders, government leaders and there was an Emperor. The Emperor was Hirohito during World War 2. They were not under British rule. The Brits and the Americans were Japans enemies then. Now they are not enemies.
What kind of government did Italy have after world war 2?
After the World War 2 Italy did have a democratic type of government.
Japans World War 2 emperor?
Emperor Hirohito.
What was the result of Japans invation into other countries?
World War.
What were Japans reasons for fighting us in World War 2?
yes
How was japans dictatorship during World war 2?
Japan had an Emporer.
Who was japans general during World War II?
General Tojo
Who helped Japans economic recovery after World War 2?
USA
What was japans motive for joining World War 2?
racism, resouces, revenge
What country stood in japans way during the World War 2?
The United States.
What happened to make the US enter world war 2?
Japans attack on Pearl Harbor
What was japans first sign of aggression leading to world war 2?
bombing of Pearl Harbor
What was japans main World War 2 battle tank?
Type 95 Ha-Go .
Where was japans alternative government headquatred?
Japan's alternative government during World War II, known as the "Government of Japan," was headquartered in the city of Tokyo. This government continued to operate in the wake of Japan's defeat, providing leadership and direction for the country during the post-war period. Key figures, including the Emperor and government officials, were centrally located in Tokyo for administrative purposes.
