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    control of the country. Japan would then have control of Korea for 35 years. Korea was controlled from afar from Tokyo. The Japanese people who lived in Korea did not like Koreans and treated them very harshly. While most Koreans did not like the invasion of Japan‚ it did have a positive outcome. Japan created roads‚ railroads‚ ports and dams while they were in control of Korea. At the same time‚ the Koreans were used as cheap labor. Most of the money that was made was sent back to Japan. Koreans

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    1. Adolf Hitler’s rise to power first began at the start of the 1920s‚ when he played a significant role in the advancement of the Nazi Party. Eventually‚ in July of 1921‚ Hitler became president of the party‚ and used his eloquence to present his views to others‚ expanding his followers. Although his persuasion ostensibly was important to him attaining power‚ it perhaps was not the only factor to his success. Later‚ he believed that he and his party were capable of leading an uprising against

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    The Impact of the Paris 1919 Peace Conference on Japan and China During the late 1800’s‚ the continent of Asia was unstable and was experiencing turbulent change. Specifically‚ Japan and China had an ethnocentric view of their own civilizations‚ for they strived to remain isolated from Western culture‚ viewing themselves as far more superior than European societies. However‚ they were not able to remain isolated‚ as the British penetrated into China‚ while the U.S. was able to open trade with

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    Why did attempts at cooperation in Europe between 1919 and 1939 end in failure? (Nov 11) There were many reasons why attempts at cooperation in Europe between 1919 and 1939 failed. These included the Treaty of Versailles‚ Great depression‚ and failure of the League of Nations However‚ the Hitler’s foreign policies and the appeasement of Hitler were probably the most important factors in the failure of cooperation in Europe throughout the interwar period‚ as it cemented the start of WWII. The

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    possess enough natural resources to cope with the rising demand. She needed both overseas markets and sources of raw materials‚ fuelling a drive for imperial conquest which began with the Sino-Japanese War in 1894‚ followed by expansions in Korea and Manchuria. The internal and external circumstances at that time enabled Japan’s expansion in East Asia. One internal factor that favoured Japan’s expansionst policy towards China and Korea was the growth of Japanese extreme nationalism and Shintoism. This

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    Was The Use Of The Atomic Bomb Justifiable? "The use of this barbarous weapon at Hiroshima and Nagasaki was of no material assistance in our war against Japan. The Japanese were already defeated and ready to surrender..." Admiral William D. Leahy (Alperovitz‚The Decision To Use The Atomic Bomb‚ date of publication unknown) There have been many issues involved with the use of the atomic bomb because of the high cost of lives‚ and that it was considered to be immoral and unethical. However it

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    ck on Pearl Harbor “I fear all we have done is to awaken a sleeping giant and fill him with a terrible resolve.” This is a famous quote that Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto uttered just after the attack on Pearl Harbor. He was nervous that one of the most important surprise attacks in recent history would turn out to be a complete failure. Over the course of history there have been numerous decisions to attack other nations with some of them being successful and others not so much. However‚ few have

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    Running Head: THE T-34‚ IT’S CREATION AND IMPACT ON WW2 The T-34‚ its Creation and its Impact During the Second World War Don Nguyen Martin High School Abstract After the Winter War‚ there was an apparent need for new tanks to replace their old counterparts. The Soviets‚ under engineer Mikhail Koshkin‚ developed the T-34‚ which was used during World War two and the Cold War. It was so successful that it was used as model for future tanks. As technological might proved a determining factor during

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    The Catalyst to the Korean War It is often thought of‚ as the “Forgotten War”‚ the Korean War took place between the years 1950-1953. Korea was a frequently fought-over peninsula in the late 19th century and early 20th century. Korea was dominated by China as a tributary nation for centuries‚ fought over by China and Japan in the first Sino-Japanese War (1894-1895) and fought over again by Japan and Russia in the Russo-Japanese War (1904-1905)‚ both wanting it for colonization. It was annexed

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    to uphold were seen as unfairThe League was supposed to uphold the peace treaties‚ but it became apparent that there were unfair. This undermined the league. | When the league judged that Japan were wrong‚ instead of obeying and withdrawing from Manchuria‚ Japan said they intended to invade more of China and resign from the league proving they were self interested to obey the league.Sanctions would be meaningless without America. The league considered banning arms sales‚ but member countries disagreed

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