Sai Pyae Han
Phyo
World
Civilization 2
Professor Leonid
Blickstein
20 September
2015
The rise of Japanese empire and its
impact in World War II
I
will be focusing on the reasons of the Japanese thirst of power by giving
details on the Japanese invasion timeline. Firstly, I will exploiting my ideas
on economic background on Japan and slightly on United States of America.
Secondly, I will write on the politics within the country and outside of the
country. Then, I will explain the Japanese emperor based ideology and racism
against the people with the other nations. Not only that, I will fully
described the reasons on Japanese invasion in Asia and the gamble Japanese navy
against Pearl Harbour with surprise attack. Furthermore, I will adding the
facts on Axis allying with Japanese empire.
Moreover,
I will be adding the fall of Japanese empire and the peace treaty to United
States of America. In conclusion, my proposed area on the rise of Japanese
empire is that I am interested in the ways that the how Japan survived from the
great depression and how the empire wants to improve its nation and economic
power.
Sources:
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Primary
source
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