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Japan has a monarchy even today and before WW2 they had an Emperor. The monarchy today is more of a ceremonial position, but it still exists.
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What government type did Japan have after World War 2?
During World War 2, Japan had a militarized government, after the war the United states took control of Japan and turned them into a liberal democracy. Today Japan has a constitutional Monarchy.
What type of government did Japan have during the cold war?
began using democratic ways
Which is an example of the role of photography in postWorld War II art movements?
The answer is : Andy Warhol's Marilyn diptych
What technique of action painting was used by artists of which postWorld War II art movement?
abstract expressionism
What type of government did Japan adopt after World War II?
The Japanese government is a constitutional monarchy in which the power of the Emperor is very limited. Power is chiefly held by the Prime Minister of Japan and other elected members of the Diet.
What type of government did China have during World War 2?
During World War 2, the Government of China was a puppet regime set up by the Imperial powers of Japan. Viscous fighting between China and Japan began in 1931. Prior to Japan's invasion in 1931 China was a republic with voting rights for its citizens.
What was Japan's government after World War 2?
A democracy.
What type of government did japan have post World War 2?
Japan has a monarchy even today and before WW2 they had an Emperor. The monarchy today is more of a ceremonial position, but it still exists.
What did Japan's government stress after World War 1?
Stuff.
What did the US government do after declaring war on japan and Germany?
Transformed peacetime industries into war industries
What government party did they have in Japan during World War 2?
A monarchy.
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.
