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What is a Japanese general called in Japan?
Shogun
What was the US basic military strategy for defeating japan?
Island hopping. First the USA Navy invaded certain islands in the Pacific to try and force the Japanese back to Japan. They captured some islands with airbases, and from those islands, sent B-29s to Japan to burn a great many Japanese cities to the ground. Finally when the Japanese refused to surrender, instead of invading Japan, which would have cost hundreds of thousands of casualties, the USA dropped two atomic bombs, and finally Japan surrendered.
What were the Japanese also known as in World War 2?
During WW II Japan was an empire ruled by an emperor, and was therefore known as Imperial Japan. Sometimes the term Nippon is used instead of Japan. The people of Japan were still known as the Japanese, even during WW II.
Who was Hideki Tojo and what did he do?
He was a general in the Japanese Imperial Army and was Prime Minister of Japan from October 17, 1941 to July 22, 1944.
When did the Japanese got their rights?
At the end of World War II, the US occupied Japan. General Douglas MacArthur's staff wrote a constitution which the Japanese still use.
What is a Japanese general called in Japan?
Shogun
What effect did the Great White Fleet have on Japan?
The Japanese were impressed.
How did general Curtis LeMay attempt to destroy Japan's war production?
by firebombing japanese cities
What was the US basic military strategy for defeating japan?
Island hopping. First the USA Navy invaded certain islands in the Pacific to try and force the Japanese back to Japan. They captured some islands with airbases, and from those islands, sent B-29s to Japan to burn a great many Japanese cities to the ground. Finally when the Japanese refused to surrender, instead of invading Japan, which would have cost hundreds of thousands of casualties, the USA dropped two atomic bombs, and finally Japan surrendered.
What were the Japanese also known as in World War 2?
During WW II Japan was an empire ruled by an emperor, and was therefore known as Imperial Japan. Sometimes the term Nippon is used instead of Japan. The people of Japan were still known as the Japanese, even during WW II.
Where does Japanese art originate from?
Japanese art is inherently Japanese.
What is the Japanese ideogram for great blue heron?
Great blue herons are not native to Japan, so there is likely no ideogram for that species.
The main nationality of Japan?
Japanese is the nationality.
What kind of leader was Akihito the leader of Japan?
A great leader that offered much to the Japanese race.
What is the Japanese Revolutionary War?
Possibly their "industrial" revolution in the 1860's. But Japan was never a colony like the US was; consequently, who was Japan going to fight to gain independence from? To the general public in America, there was no Japanese Revolutionary War.
What happened when Japan had a Oligarchy government in World War 2?
After World War II the American occupation forces dismantled Japanese Political Institutions to extend their policies for the Democratisation of Japan, via the SCAP policy. To ensure the Japanese transition from Oligarchy to Democracy, General McArthur's SCAP policy had provisions to remove the Emperors position therefore dismantling the oligarchical aspects of Japanese society however, the Japanese people were against that and the US occupation forces had decided not to rid the Imperial system, instead only changing the position of Imperialism in japan.
What does japanese use nuclear power for?
Japan uses nuclear power for energy instead of items such as coal and fossil fuels.
