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    Tsar and his advisers a quick and crushing war would gain public support and unite all the country behind the common goal of beating the Japanese. Causes of Russo-Japanese War In 1868 the Meiji dynasty was restored to power in Japan and they reasserted a sphere of influence over eastern Asia. Prior to World War I‚ the Empire of Japan fought the first Sino-Japanese War (1894-1895). The war revolved around the issue of control and influence around Korea which was under the rule of the Joseon Dynasty

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    caused new discontent because? It saddled peasants with redemption payments 3. Unlike western monarchies‚ the tsarist government in the nineteenth century? Developed no central parliamentary constitutions 4. All of the following factors helped spur Japanese imperialism EXCEPT? The need for a larger supply of factory labor 5. Early industrialization raised new issues in Japan in all of the following areas EXCEPT? Strong women’s rights protests 6. Japan and Russia show that all of the following are

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    The Japanese Colonial Legacy In Korea North and South Korea are nations that while filled with contempt for Japan have used the foundations that Japan laid during the colonial period to further industrialization. Japan’s colonization of Korea is critical in understanding what enabled Korea to industrialize in the period since 1961. Japan’s program of colonial industrialization is unique in the world. Japan was the only colonizer to locate various heavy industry is in its colonies

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    World War II‚ the United States wasn’t the only country hated by the Japanese. Especially during World War II‚ the Japanese didn’t really like anyone‚ their belief was based off of‚ they were superior and just better than everyone else. But their main targets for hatred was toward certain ethnic groups like the Chinese‚ the Koreans‚ and the Americans. Of course they did target other groups when invading and taking control. The Japanese liked the United States for somethings as well‚ mostly because

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    Japanese Culture Facts and Trivia 1. What is the official national flower of Japan?  a) Cherry Blossom b) Chrysanthemum c) Plum blossom d) Not yet declared e) a or c  2. In Japanese culture‚ who should be given chocolates and gifts for Valentine’s Day?  a) The man b) The woman c) Everyone d) Old people only e) The Japanese don’t celebrate Valentine.  3. True or False. Most streets in Japan do not have a name.  4. What symbol is prominently featured on the Japanese national flag?  a)

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    Sino Japanese Relations in the 20th Century Relations between China and Japan are contradictory; they both rely heavily on each other economically‚ but they are distrustful of each other and there are huge cultural and political tensions between them. Japan helped provide infrastructure that allowed for the rapid industrialization of China‚ and if it were not for all of the foreign trade opportunities in China‚ Japan’s economy could have collapsed. At the same time however‚ China is still offended

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    common for both locations‚ the knights and samurais were highly ranked in the feudal system. The classes that made up the different hierarchies also closely mirrored each other‚ with peasants‚ serfs‚ and warriors appearing in both the Europe and Japanese systems. The peasants and serfs made up the bottom‚ merchants along with them. Warriors‚ as stated above‚ were ranked highly‚ due to the protection they lent out to the others. Finally‚ both arrangements were based around agriculture; wheat and the

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    Bonsai: A Microcosm of the Japanese Character Bonsai basically means “a plant growing in a container” (Norman 8). Nevertheless‚ it’s not just a mere potted plant as it is concerned with growing miniature-scale forms of mature trees. Furthermore‚ the various developments it has undergone and is still going through as well as the forms it takes on are reflective of the Japanese character. The history of bonsai traces its roots back to China where it was originally known as penjing (Norman

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    CHANGE IN JAPANESE SOCIETY One specific aspect of change in traditional Japanese society came about through an increased acceptance and regard towards the right of girls to be educated. In the past‚ traditional Japanese culture saw this as a threat‚ believing that it was a purely western thought which would jeopardise the traditional culture of that society. This movement not only increased educational opportunities‚ but was also a means by which gender inequality was reduced in Japanese society as

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    2012 Title: The Acquisition of Communicative Style in Japanese Author: Patricia M. Clancy Author’s Info: Associate professor and Chair of the Department of Linguistics at the University of California‚ Santa Barbara. She’s interested in language acquisition because she thinks that if we could understand what grammar is for the very young children‚ we would gain insight into its true nature. Date Published: 1986 Key Points: 1. The Japanese communicate in an intuitive and indirect way when it’s

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