Japan's imperialism was justified as a way to protect East Asia from the West. The idea was that only by taking advantage of its neighbors, could Japan become economically powerful. And this economic power, along with safety, became very important to the country, more so than maintaining traditional Asian values. Because it was considered so important, any action was justified in order to achieve it.
Answer:
They believed that British actions were harming their economy and threatening expansion into western lands. (impressment, forts on US land supporting Native Americans)
Explanation:
Th revolutionary situation which came to be in 18th century France, through misunderstandings of the economy and costs of fighting in the Seven Years War and the American Revolutionary War.
To balance both the interests of large states and small states.
