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    The Japanese Government was hell-bent on expanding their empire and desired the strongest fighting force in the world. Japan is not resource dense‚ so it felt the need to spread its scope to the areas of Asia that are dense (Manchuria). Japan left the League of Nations as they escalated land grabs‚ displaying their desire for autonomy. Japan felt that they deserved the areas surrounding them‚ and that they had to defeat those that inhabited those areas. As the Japanese military expanded rapidly so

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    Caterpillar Sales and Marketing in Japan Caterpillar should concentrate more resources and efforts to expand the sales and marketing in Japan. Caterpillar has a good opportunity to expand Japan market share and to achieve more profits because that the Japanese government demand huge number of heavy construction equipments to rebuild the damaged infrastructure caused by earthquake and tsunami. Though Komatsu is a strong competitor against Caterpillar and has a bigger market share‚ Caterpillar’s

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    Linzhuo Liu LS 620 Honor Code: I have neither given nor received nor have I tolerated others’ use of unauthorized aid. The Territorial Disputes between Japan and China over Senkaku/ Diaoyu Islands Introduction The maritime dispute between China and Japan over the Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands dates back to many decades. The main issue in the dispute has been on the ownership of sovereignty over the islands. In modern times‚ the dispute may be said to have been triggered by Japan’s move to claim sovereignty

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    Atomic bomb on Japan. On August 1945‚ the U.S had already taken possession outside of the homelands of Japan. The U.S now had to invade Japan directly face to face. Clearly‚ taking this action would result in a bloody bath. For an outsider‚ the Japanese already looked defeated. Their military size was shrinking and it was obvious that they had no chance in coming back to victory. However the imperialist Japan had a different mindset. Their mindset was to fight until the very last man standing. Civilians

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    The first great unifier of Japan Oda Nobunaga is well known for his ruthless and brutal nature. Many people of the period under the rule of Oda Nobanuga essentially disliked him. Oda Nobunaga had brought many clans and provinces under his control through the use of military force like a dictator would. He ended the civil war by essentially being in command. Two of his most infamous acts contributing to the fact of people disliking him include the destruction of Enryakuji Temple and the Siege of Mount

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    Japan: A Country of Changes Located in East Asia‚ near China and Korea‚ Japan offers a rich‚ complex and interesting history. There is a wide array of countries which would surely be interesting to develop on; however‚ I have always had a fascination with Japan in particular. The differences between their way of living and ours are so extreme that elaborating on them would be unquestionably captivating. In Quebec‚ the Japanese culture is not taught‚ nor considered important. International sides

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    Representative and other channels in order to change the Daitenho which is the local law that prevent TRU to expand the stores in Japan. Secondly‚ TRU had Den Fujita‚ President of McDonald’s Japan‚ as a local partner. He can help TRU to enter Japanese market because he had substantial experience with real estate and also had a lot of government contacts. Thirdly‚ it was a recession in Japan in 1990s. Daitenho was revised. Finally‚ TRU had a lot of experience in operating stores in many countries‚ TRU experiences

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    How did Japan benefit from the first World War? Japan wasn’t always a nationalist or militarist country before becoming a major power during World War I‚ Japan was a growing power in Asia and was becoming a major threat as a whole. As an impact‚ this started the Sino-Japanese War in 1894‚ which called for Japan to give up the Liaodong peninsula‚ Shandong Province‚ and the with the seizures Great Britain and France were able to take advantage of a weakened China and take hold of port cities. After

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    the real reason why Japan bombed Pearl Harbor was because they plan for a new world order‚ the lack of oil Japan was getting from the

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    The Origin of the Nature of the Occupation of Japan Christopher Watt Word Count: 4 370 
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 Acknowledgements I would like to acknowledge the great help and support of Julius Mok‚ Cary Jin and James Bott for aiding the footnoting process and tirelessly proof reading my ’works-in-progress ’. Also Harrison Jones and Joseph McDonald must be thanked for their ’critical ’ feedback that created the piece hereafter. Furthermore‚ the Extended Investigation Class of 2013 at Haileybury

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