A major result of the Potsdam Conference was that "<span>b. The Allies called for Japan's immediate and unconditional surrender," since it was clear by this point that the Allies would ultimately win the war. </span>
Ornithischian=bird hilled
Saurischian=lizard hipped
Answer:
Earning good karma results in better reincarnation
Explanation:
According to the Hindu belief, Karma and reincarnation are related to each other. It is believed that people do not live one life rather they live multiple lives. The positives and negatives lived in the one life determine how life would be in the other life. It is Karma in the present life that brings the conclusion of how life will be in the next life. One who lives a good Karma is reincarnated as a human being in the next while one who lives a bad Karma is reincarnated as an animal or any non-human being in the next life.
Depends upon with what time period. Now I would say Democratic.
Japan was already on its way to becoming militant since the late 19th century when the Meiji Restoration brought with it a philosophy of being a strong nation with a strong military. Its victories in WW1 (it was an Ally) against Russia and its need for resources (Japan is a resource-poor country such as in terms of oil and rubber) also drove it as it continued to industrialize. Seeing how the West had explored imperialism, Japan also embarked on a number of actions to do the same in the 1920s.
<span>By the time the 1930s came around, Japan's military culture was incredibly powerful and influential. Unlike other military forces, like those in the United States, its civilian oversight was weak allowing its own military office to dictate orders on its own which it often did. This led to Japan's interference in China and, eventually, its takeover of Manchuria in the 30s. It would also set the stage for the start of their land war in China in 1937 in an attempt to take over the country and plunder its resources for the good of Japan.
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