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What effect of Japan's self imposed isolation?
The effect was they had no trade with the Europeans because of the Spanish started converting the Japanese to catholic. The shogun who ruled in 1630s worried about the foreigners in japan. He learned they made a settlement in the Philippine's. SO he ordered all Christians to leave the country and promised any Japanese person who left to be killed upon their return. so for the next 200 years japan isolated themselves form the rest of the worlds contact
What was the result of long march?
the Chinese communists escaped the Chinese nationalists and eventually defeated them. china's self imposed isolation cemented the legacy of Mao Zedong and the stability of modern china
What is self-imposed?
Self-Imposed Pressure means imposed by oneself on oneself, voluntarily assumed or endured. :)
What is self-imposed pressure?
Self-Imposed Pressure means imposed by oneself on oneself, voluntarily assumed or endured. :)
What was the effect Japan's self-imposed isolation?
The effect of Japan isolating itself for more than 300 years was peace, stability and prosperity. Europeans were spreading Christianity and trading then and this was feared by the Japanese ruler Tokugawa.
What will scrooges lifstyle be like?
At the time of writing the character would have, because of his self imposed life style been one of isolation, limited to essential expense and very frugal in his ways
What is a self-similarity dimension?
a self imposed mathematical portion whereas the polar effect of oppsititaity applies from a rate of 1:25- to a more accurate scale of 1:75.
What actors and actresses appeared in Self Isolation - 2007?
The cast of Self Isolation - 2007 includes: Justin Beecher Aprill Carver
Why did China enter a Period of Isolation?
China entered a Period of Isolation in an attempt to become self-reliant
What does self imposed starvation called?
Self-imposed starvation is commonly referred to as anorexia nervosa, which is an eating disorder characterized by a distorted body image, an intense fear of gaining weight, and restrictive eating habits.
Why did industrialization?
In 1853, when the US Navy's Commodore Perry sailed his "warships" into Japanese waters, he opened Japan's culture to the outside world. They had lived in their own "sealed kingdom" (self imposed isolation) before then. When Japan saw the mini-locomotive trains, and latest cannons & hand held firearms (small arms), combined with how easy it was for a foreigner like the US Navy to enter their harbor un-opposed; they knew, if they were to survive, they had to be able to compete on "an equal basis!" This called for "Industrialization!"
Does the US control Japan's army?
The Japanese Self Defence Force is controlled by the Japanese, but operational activities are required to be kept within the limitations imposed by the Allies at the end of the Second World War.
