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Prior to the Meiji restoration what kind of society was Japan?
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Which paper document, drawn up in 1889, set in stone the rules of the new Meiji Restoration?
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Under which Article of the Constitution was the Emperor's demi-God status underwritten?
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How many divisions or houses were there in the new Japanese Diet? (sorry about the picture, bad pun!)
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In Meiji Japan teachers had to learn ____________________
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Japan had been invaded four times by European powers up to the time of the Meiji Restoration.
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The pre-modern government of Japan had been a military dictatorship in which real authority rested with a ___________
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In what year had Japan forced itself on Korea?
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With whom did a war with Japan begin in August 1894?
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At the end of the first Sino-Japanese war, which was a resounding success for Meiji modernisation, China was forced to pay Japan 13,600 tons of what?
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Which of the following countries was NOT a member of the Tripartite intervention which sought to limit the growth of Japanese power in Asia following the first Sino-Japanese war?
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12.
What does 'Gashin Shotan' mean in Japanese?
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Endurance and hard work for the achievement of future revenge
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Which nation signed an agreement with Japan in 1902, pacing the way for the Russo-Japanese war?
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Which treaty concluded the Russo-Japanese war, the first time an Asian nation had defeated a European one?
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Which US President once said the Japanese "people have particular fighting capacity"?
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Where did Japan defeat German forces in November 1914 during the First World War?
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Whilst Europe was preoccupied with war in the First World War how many demands did Japan impose on China?
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Japan was made a permanent member of the council of the League of Nations at the end of the First World War, so important was it now as a major economic and military power.
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What name was given to Japanese foreign policy in the 1920s? (the idea of keeping a strong military but reassuring neighbours they had nothing to fear)
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20.
What percentage of the US and British navy did the Washington Naval Conference of 1921-22 allow Japan to maintain?
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Japan had experienced rapid industrialisation prior to the First World War thanks to the Meiji Restoration. By what percentage did industrial output increase?
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22.
The textile industry led Japanese industrialisation in the Meiji period
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What is the Japanese word for monopolies that dominated industry? (clue: the word begins with a capital 'Z')
24.
What happened to the Japanese economy after 1920?
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Unemployment led to a rise in the popularity of which group?
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