What was Japanese Reconstruction?

It was the decision to end the Japanese monarchy and establish a US-controlled puppet dictator.

It was an attempt by the United States to punish Japan for its attack on Pearl Harbor.

It was the occupation of Japan by the United States to expand military dominance in the Pacific.

It was a three-phase operation to end Japanese military rule and rebuild Japan's economy.

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27 July, 10:01

What was Japanese Reconstruction?

It was the decision to end the Japanese monarchy and establish a US-controlled puppet dictator.

It was an attempt by the United States to punish Japan for its attack on Pearl Harbor.

It was the occupation of Japan by the United States to expand military dominance in the Pacific.

It was a three-phase operation to end Japanese military rule and rebuild Japan's economy.

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Destiney Hood · Answer 1

The correct answer is: It was a three-phase operation to end Japanese military rule and rebuild Japan's economy.

Japanese Reconstruction started in 1945 after the end of the WWII. It was divided in three phases: In phase 1, (1945 - 1947) major changes were made regarding the society and Government. In phase 2, was called "reverse course" and lasted until 1950, and the central action in this phase was rehabilitation of Japanese economy. Phase 3 began in 1950 and Japanese future regarding politics and economy was established. A peace treaty was secured. The final phase of the agreement let the US keep their forces in Okinawa and in other places in Japan, and the US also promised a bilateral security pact to Japan.