The Economic Prosperity Japan Experienced Up to the 1920s Brought

question 12

Multiple Choice

The economic prosperity Japan experienced up to the 1920s brought

• A) not only prosperity but also spiraling inflation and the usual accompanying riots.
• B) a renewed sense of worth, as Japanese businessmen could hold their own with their foreign counterparts.
• C) the opportunity to build up the country's infrastructure, a crucial part of Japan's plans for modernization.
• D) the chance to begin the manufacture of war materiel in anticipation of a bigger conflict to come.
• E) new respect for lawmakers who had helped bring about the trade revolution.

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