One of the Problems of Japanese Politics and Government in the Post-World

question 85

Multiple Choice

One of the problems of Japanese politics and government in the post-World War II era is the result of

• A) its too rapid nationalization of industry and communications facilities.
• B) its failure to adopt a land reform program to reduce the number of poor tenant farmers.
• C) its federal political structure which gives too much independence to Japan's prefectures and other local entities.
• D) the domination of the political process by the military, both army and navy.
• E) the unitary nature of Japanese politics with its centralizing tendencies.

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