0
They attacked Korea and 1905 Japan made Korea a protectorate.
What else can I help you with?
Where did Emperor Shi Huangdis empire expand?
Korea.
Why did Japan expand into Korea and Manchuria in the 1890s?
24
Why did Japan want to create an empire?
China was interested in Korea because they saw them as an important trading partner and also a military outpost. Japan was interested for them to open 3 ports to trade and also similar to China's reason. They then made a hands-off agreement saying that they would not send their armies to Korea.
Which country was Korea a vassal for?
Various Chinese Dynasties, Mongol Empire, and Empire of Japan
What Hitler and Nazi Germany did to Poland is what the empire of japan did to?
Korea
What was japan fighting for in World War 2?
For their emperor and to expand their empire
How did japan treat the Koreans after it annexed the country?
After Japan took over Korea, Korea was treated badly. Even though Japan does not admit, Koreans were forced to speak Japanese, believe their religion, and many other Japanese customs. If not, they were executed or tortured. Japan also did many unfair things to Koreans such as scientific human tests, selling them as slaves, and destroying their monuments. The relationship between Japan and Korea is similiar to the relationship between Germany and Poland in WW2.
What role did geography play in Japans desire to expand its empire?
Japan had very limited arable land and resources. In the meantime, across the sea of Japan, a huge Chinese empire was falling apart. There were large oil, coal and iron ore deposit in Manchuria, located in north east China bordering Korea.
What country conquered Korea and made it part of its empire?
Centuries ago, Korea was part of China. From about 1900 until the end of World War 2, Korea was ruled by Japan.
Why did north Korea become north Korea?
The division of Korea was the result of the 1945 Allied victory in World War II ending the Empire of Japan's 35 years colonial rule of Korea by General Order No.1.
In addition to China What did Japan intend to include in its empire?
In addition to China, Japan aimed to expand its empire to include Korea, Taiwan, and parts of Southeast Asia, particularly during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Japan sought to establish itself as a dominant power in the Asia-Pacific region, driven by a desire for resources, markets, and strategic territory. Additionally, the Philippines and other Pacific islands were considered potential territories as Japan pursued imperial ambitions.
What did Japan intend to include in its empire?
Japan intended to expand its empire to include various territories in East Asia and the Pacific, aiming for regional dominance. This expansionist policy was driven by a desire for natural resources, economic growth, and strategic military advantages. Key targets included Korea, Manchuria, and parts of China, as well as islands in the Pacific. Ultimately, Japan sought to establish itself as a major imperial power, similar to Western nations.
