Exam 13: Becoming the Model of Modernity: Japan to the Present

Japan regained its complete independence in ________.

US-Japanese relations have been ________ since the 1940s.

Aisin Gioro Henry Puyi was made emperor of Manchukuo ________.

Joining the Axis Powers in World War II gave Japan the possibility of gaining ________.

-Looking at Map 13.2 Japan had conquered ________ by 1920.

The dominance of the military in Japan was in many ways a reaction against ________.

The battle of Midway was a turning point primarily because Japan ________.

The Japanese surrender in 1945 was drafted by ________.

The transition from Yoshihito to Hirohito signaled ________.

For Japan World War I provided an opportunity to pursue their expansion into ________.

Like the chaebols, Japanese keiretsu involved a close relationship between ________ and ________.

Which of these was Japan's "lost decade" in economic terms?

Early Japanese fighting in World War II ________ pre-war stereotypes about Japanese military capabilities.

Relative to the London and Washington naval conferences the Kellogg-Brian Peace Pact ________.

Changing the term "the Pacific War" to the "Asia-Pacific War" was a move to recognizing Japanese ________.

Japan's alliance with Great Britain to counter ________ ambitions.

-The image "Yoshihito, the Taisho Emperor" illustrates the adherence of Japanese leaders to ________ values.

Promulgation of the Japanese constitution in 1946 demonstrated the Japanese willingness to ________.

At its current birthrate, Japan's population is ________.

Which of these took the throne in 1912?