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5. What effect did Japan’s modernization, success in the Sino-Japanese war, and domination in Korea have on the attitudes of mos

t of the Japanese population?

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kondor19780726 [428]3 years ago

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<em>Your answer would be </em>

<h2><em>Japan's success in the Sino-Japanese war, their rapid industrialization that had really begun during the Meiji Restoration</em></h2>

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