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What is the penalty of Japan's Emperor World War 2 what is his punishment?
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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.
Where was Emperor Hirohito the emperor of World War 2?
Emperor Hirohito was the head of Japan.
How many world cups have been decided on penalty kicks?
For Men's Football, the 1994 and 2006 World Cup Finals went into a penalty shootout. For Women's Football, the 1999 and 2011 World Cup Finals went into a penalty shootout.
Who was the emperor of japan during World War 2?
Emperor Hirohito
What were Japans strengths in World War 2?
* A totally dedicated and motivated Armed Forces. * A supportive homefront. * A powerful Navy.
Japans World War 2 emperor?
Emperor Hirohito.
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.
Approximately what proportion of countries around the world had the death penalty in 2008?
According to Amnesty International, the following information represents the death penalty status of world countries, as of January 2009.Legal StatusNo Capital Punishment................92.......47.2%Abolished for Ordinary Crimes...... 9....... 4.6%Abolished in Practice...................33.......16.9%Use Capital Punishment...............61.......31.3%Total Sample............................195......100.0%** Statistics do not equal 100% due to roundingPractical StatusNot Practicing Capital Punishment.........125........64.1%Allow Capital Punishment*.....................70........35.9%* The nine countries that allow capital punishment only under extraordinary circumstances occupy a grey zone between extremes, but are included with those that actively practice capital punishment. To view a world map of countries by death penalty status, see Related Links, below.
Who won the womens World Cup 2011?
Japan won the 2011 Women's World Cup. Japan won in Penalty Kicks.
Who was japans controller during World War 2?
Emperor Hirohito. He was the head of state, but governments were led by various Prime Ministers. The last one was Hideki Tojo. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hideki_Tojo
What was the result of Japans invation into other countries?
World War.
What is the percentage of countries with the death penalty to those with out?
According to Amnesty International, the following information represents the death penalty status of world countries, as of January 2009.Legal StatusNo Capital Punishment................92.......47.2%Abolished for Ordinary Crimes...... 9....... 4.6%Abolished in Practice...................33.......16.9%Use Capital Punishment...............61.......31.3%Total Sample............................195......100.0%** Statistics do not equal 100% due to roundingPractical StatusNot Practicing Capital Punishment.........125........64.1%Allow Capital Punishment*.....................70........35.9%* The nine countries that allow capital punishment only under extraordinary circumstances occupy a grey zone between extremes, but are included with those that actively practice capital punishment. To view a world map of countries by death penalty status, see Related Links, below.
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
Where is granite located in the world?
granite is located is located under japans seas
