Population density is a measure of the number of people living in an area of a certain size. the high population density in japan is the result of a lack of which natural resource?

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16 January, 22:12

Population density is a measure of the number of people living in an area of a certain size. the high population density in japan is the result of a lack of which natural resource?

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Nehemiah Johnson · Answer 1

The high population of Japan is due to solely to the lack of land. Their imperialistic intentions is what caused America to go to war with them. They are still hated by many other Asian and Polynesian countries to this day for their conquering and enslaving of local populations.