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Japanese Imperialism

Japanese Imperialism. Jack McCaffrey, Jon Maier, Tal Bendet, Enisa Borova, Thomas Garzino. Japans Economy and industry. -Japan was the first industrialized nation in Asia. Ultranationalism. -Meiji Period -Anti-democratic -Anti-socialist -Black Dragon Society. Imperialism.

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Japanese Imperialism

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  1. Japanese Imperialism Jack McCaffrey, Jon Maier, Tal Bendet, Enisa Borova, Thomas Garzino.

  2. Japans Economy and industry -Japan was the first industrialized nation in Asia.

  3. Ultranationalism -Meiji Period -Anti-democratic -Anti-socialist -Black Dragon Society

  4. Imperialism Japanese Influence And Control

  5. Nanjing Massacre

  6. Oil Embargo

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