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How did Japan's meiji government differ from Japan's tokugawa shogun?
The Tokugawa Bakufu was ruled by a shogun, or military leader. The government of Meiji Japan was led by an Emperor.
What effect did the Great Depression and widespread public discontent with Japan's parliament eventually lead to in Japan in the 1930s?
It led to a takeover of the government by the military.
How is a military junta appointed?
A junta is a government that is led by a military committee. Usually the leaders of a junta are the military leaders who started the coup that led to the overthrow of the government.
True or false In Japan the lack of unity in its legislature led to the military assuming control during the early 1930's?
As with "any" government, possibly true.
How did Japan's government change after World War 2?
Japan's military decreased, and industrial economy increased.
What was the effect of the military controlling the government in Japan?
Once the military gained control of the civilian government then the government followed suit as the military initiated an expansionist policy which lead the nation of Japan into war . The military began and conducted military operations on the Chinese mainland and eventually to spreading Japanese influence throughout Asia .
How did the ambitions of Germany and Japan lead to war?
Germany wanted more land for larger population, its military actions led to war. And for Japan wanted natural resources; its military actions led the U.S. to threaten sanctions before Japan launched a surprise attack on it.
Who was Japan's warlike government led by?
During WWII? Hideki Tojo.
What group of military officers takes over the government of a country?
Japan
Japan's abolished serfdom and introduced a system of universal military service?
Japan's enlightened government.
Who was in charge of the American military government of japan after ww2?
General Douglas MacArthur .
Who led the military in a revolt against the democratic government?
Francisco FrancoFrancisco Franco.
