The Japanese Justified Their Expansionist Practices in Asia by Claiming

question 23

Multiple Choice

The Japanese justified their expansionist practices in Asia by claiming they were

• A) restoring ancient religious beliefs and practices, especially Confucianism.
• B) freeing the region from the domination of Western imperialism.
• C) establishing democratic governments in place of the ancient monarchies of Asia.
• D) creating a Communist-style state run from a central government located in Japan.

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