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Hirohito
emperor of Japan, considered a god,
Manzhouguo
the puppet empire of the Japanese manchuria
Diet
- the Japanese parliament
ultranationalits
extreme nationalists
what liberal changes occured during the 1920's
- the economy surged, exports to Allies soared
- all adult men had the right to vote
- workers attracted to the ideas of Marx and Lenin
How did nationalists deal with the Great depression?
- they wanted western expansion
- they attacked the Chinese
What goals did Japanese militarists pursue at home?
B. Overseas
A.- overthrow the government
- revive ancient warrior values
- have a country with complete military power
B. -complete its conquest of China