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Any of the hereditary military dictators who ruled Japan until the 19th century?
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Who was an authoritarian dictator?
Adolph Hitler, Benito Mussolini, and Joseph Stalin were all authoritarian dictators and the military staff of Japan acted as a junta.
What was the government of ancient Japan like?
18th century Japan was time of peace. Samurai warriors turned bureaucrats and Japan still produced military weapons but cost of them was ridiculous.
When did japan become a republic?
Japan is not a republic nor has it ever been. They still have a monarchy with a prime minister as the functional head of state. Although Japan was ruled by military dictators called "shogun" for much of its history.
In the years following the Meiji Restoration in Japan and the unification of Germany in the 19th century both nations experienced?
an increase in military production and strengthened military forces
Does Japan have a military?
Yes, Japan does have a military but has no army. Japan's military can only be used for self-defense and the reason why Japan does not have an army because they'll be bringing military weapons and vehicles to attack other countries. After WW2, they were banned by the rules. Japan can only use its military in defense.
What were some of the problems that led to the rise of dictators in Germany Italy and Japan?
Italy-Fascism Germany-Nazis Japan-Military rule
What is a shogun's job?
is a military rank and historical title for Hereditary Commanders in Chief of the Armed Forces of Japan
How did the Us respond to dictators in Germany and japan?
With lethal military and covert force. they were scared of what they thought would happen. So they gathered more of weapons and military men to help.
Who was an authoritarian dictator?
Adolph Hitler, Benito Mussolini, and Joseph Stalin were all authoritarian dictators and the military staff of Japan acted as a junta.
Who were members of the hereditary warrior class that existed in japan until the 1870s?
The Samurai were the members of the hereditary warrior class that existed in Japan until the 1870s. They were military nobility that followed what was called bushido, a code of behavior. This warrior class existed until 1877.
Which is correct in Japan in the 21st Century or in Japan of the 21st Century?
Answer 1I assume you are trying convey something that occurred in japan during the 21st century?If so, I would probably use something like: "In 21st Century Japan .. .. .."Answer 1It depends what you are trying to convey. If you are describing Japan and using the timeframe to specify Japan, it would be better to use "Japan of the 21st Century". Example: Unlike Tokugawa Japan, Japan of the 21st Century maintains numerous strong, international relationships.If you are discussing the 21st Century in general and then move to Japan, it would be better to use "Japan in the 21st Century". Example: America in the 21st Century continue to use their military to solve disputes whereas Japan in the 21st Century is committed to peaceful alternatives.
Define the roles of mikado shoguns daimios and samurais?
Mikado- An emperor of Japan. Shogun- ("Commander of the Armies") is a military rank and historical title for Hereditary Commanders of Armies in Japan. The Japanese word for "general", it is made up of two kanji words: sho, meaning "commander", "general", or "admiral", and gun meaning military troops or warriors. Daimyo- were powerful territorial lords who ruled most of Japan from their vast, hereditary land holdings.Samurai- is the term for the military nobility of pre-industrial Japan. "those who serve in close attendance to the nobility,"
What countries had dictators?
Japan, Italy, Germany, and the Soviet Union.
What was the government of ancient Japan like?
18th century Japan was time of peace. Samurai warriors turned bureaucrats and Japan still produced military weapons but cost of them was ridiculous.
What was the relationship between japan totalitarian government and its military expansion campaigns in the Th century?
Expansion increased the power of military leaders who supported totalitarianism
What was the relationship between Japan's totalitarian government and its military expansion campaigns in the 20th century?
Expansion increased the power of military leaders who supported totalitarianism.
When did japan become a republic?
Japan is not a republic nor has it ever been. They still have a monarchy with a prime minister as the functional head of state. Although Japan was ruled by military dictators called "shogun" for much of its history.
