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Japan 1920, Politics, Militarism, image, image, image, image, image, image…

- - - - Massive use of propaganda during the 19th century, military nationalism in Japan was often known as Bushido (the way of the Samurai).
    - - Defense against colonization by Western powers, and later in a struggle to attain equality with the Great Powers, Japan as a "sacred nation protected by the gods" (A feeling that looks like it was also a religious country)
    - - The educational system was used for supporting the militarized state and preparing future soldiers.
  - - - Development of a modern educational system that, though influenced by Western theory and practice
    - - The use of western military tactics and a abuse by the power from the army over politics and people
    - - The Japanese population started using a similar dress code as western countries like the use of tie or a suit for important events
- - - - Followed brought cutbacks in employment.
        
        Heavy industry
    - - GNP of Japan at current prices peaked at ¥16,506 million
    - - Japanese nominal wage rates...
        
        A tenth of those in the USA
- - - - It strengthens foreign affairs, alliances, and trade market, which plays a huge role in the success of a country's economy
      - It made people forget about other industries such as public health
      - it gave people jobs
  - - - Japan was really poor on Raw materials
      - Iron was needed for fire weapons and japans neighbors were rich on that metal
      - Japan needed a lot of raw materials for its fabrics
- - - - The opium wars make it clear that they were no match to the foregeiners
      - It make live a lot easier
      - They took a lot of foregeiners ideals to make the goverment stronger
  - - - It introduced Japan to modern medicine
      - It introduced Japan to gasoline
      - It introduced Japan to electricity