The way you worded the question is a bit odd, but it seems like the answer your looking for is the Japanese Empire.
I would say it’s true
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The "new learning" of humanism was reacting against D. The focus on human sin during the Middle Ages.
<h3>Why did the "new learning" come about?</h3>
The "new learning" came about as people became more and more worried about religious suppression by the Catholic church.
They therefore sought to learn about human history such as the ancient Greeks and Romans, and how they founded societies through their own strength.
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a steady population of workers and the resources need to get it
"The universal declaration of human rights" states that everybody is born with a set of rights that states what kind of rights they are entitled to, and what is to be given them through government and parental control
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