Internal Factors For The Rise Of Fascism In Japan
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How well do you know about the internal factors contributing to the rise of Fascism in Japan? Take this quiz to find out!
- 1.From the 1890s, the education system in Japan emphasized ________________, loyalty to the Emperor, self-sacrifice and obedience.
- 2.This education system produced youths who were:
- A.
Very disciplined in their studies.
- B.
Very happy.
- C.
Blindly loyal to the nation and Emperor
- 3.Members of the Japanese Diet were virtually powerless as
- A.
They did not have the power to discuss important national issues
- B.
They were not able to make decisions and policies
- 4.Why were the Army and Navy ministers more powerful than the rest of the ministers in the Cabinet?
- A.
They had direct access to the emperor
- B.
They had veto power (the ability to block laws from passing)
- C.
A & B
- 5.Rumours of corruption dogged the democratic government in Japan as the democratic parties obtained election funding from the _______________, who then influenced the government to pass laws which would benefit them.
- 6.In addition to the limited power of the Diet and corruption, what other problem did the democratic government in Japan have?
- A.
Failure to improve the lives of workers and farmers
- B.
Failure to resolve Japan's trade imbalance with other countries
- C.
Failure to tackle the negative impact of the Great Depression
- D.
All of the above
- 7.The military became very popular in Japan because:
- A.
It underwent a successful modernization program.
- B.
It had many military successes from 1894-1915, gaining Japan many territories and resources.
- 8.Which of Japan's ministers were subjects of assasination attempts for trying to counter the rise of militarism in Japan?
- A.
Prime Minister Hamaguchi
- B.
Prime Minister Inukai
- C.
Prime Minister Naoto Kan
- D.
A and C
- E.
A and B
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