The IJN & IJA validated it's officer corps, war equipment, tactics, and strategy; effectively gaining enough combat experience to expand and refine its army & navy for future conquests.
The war qualified Japan to commence Imperialism; it demonstrated that they had the means and skills to do it.
Japan broadened it's sphere of influence to include to Korea
Japan broadened it's sphere of influence to include to Korea
The IJN & IJA validated it's officer corps, war equipment, tactics, and strategy; effectively gaining enough combat experience to expand and refine its army & navy for future conquests.
By the time the Russo-Japanese war had ended, Japan's control stretched to Afghanistan and Russia. In winning the war, the Japanese army and navy were able to continue attempts in extending the Imperialism of Japan.
It was the number 1 boost to their navy & army's ego. Although the war with Russia taught them that they didn't necessarily want to fight them again (thus the treaties signed just before WWII). But it was enough success, to show themselves that they could compete with any navy or army.
Imperialism
A domestic one. The Age of Discovery sent explorers to discover new lands, which allowed for imperialism - the practice by which nations extend their power to foreign lands.
Yes, Imperialism refers to the policy in which strong nations extend their political, military, and economic control over weaker territories.
Imperialism was exhibited when the south tried to extend it's laws about black people.It tried to extend it's" rules or practices of race" to the rest of the U.S.. It was the policy or practice of extending a states rule over other territories. Per the world engligh dictionary
By the google definition of Imperialism: a policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force.Yes, if a country allies itself with another country, it is imperialism, because it allows said country to extend its power and influence through diplomacy.
V. Patel has written: 'An attempt to extend British Gas \\'