How did the u. s. change the government of Japan after World War II

A - it allowed the emperor to gain more power

B - it put Japan's military in charge

C - it barred former soldiers from voting

D - it created a democratic government

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What was the name given to Northerners who came to the South during the Reconstruction with the hopes of financial gain?

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Miranda v Arizona was among the Supreme Court cases that

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What were the major religious orders of the medieval Catholic Church?

An important resource spain wanted from its american colonies was

Why was New York City in danger of losing the Statue of Liberty soon after it arrived? How did they pay for it?