How Did World War I Affect the Relative Strength of Japan

question 54

Multiple Choice

How did World War I affect the relative strength of Japan?

• A) negatively, as its European markets for goods collapsed
• B) positively, as European and American competition declined in the manufacturing sector
• C) negatively, as the League of Nations halted its plans for expansion
• D) positively, as Japan was paid large indemnities for its support of the Allies

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