Japanese militarism restricted freedoms and imposed Japanese culture
Option: B
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When the Japanese militarism came to power in 1930s, they restricted the freedoms of the civilians or public because they were supporting western imperialism and democracy. The Japanese militarism focused on strengthening the military as they believed strengthening the army will be equal to strengthening the nation.
If any politicians or businessmen or civilians raised their voice, they were killed or suppressed. Hence, in 1878 the Imperial Japanese Army introduced Imperial Japanese Army General Staff where they followed their protocols independent of the Ministry of War of Japan.
http://historymatters.gmu.edu/d/5154#:~:text=In%20an%20atmosphere%20of%20World,and%20resident%20aliens%20from%20Japan. This is the Link to FDR Executive Order 9066
Answer:
Asians, Africans and Pacific Islanders did not have the right to vote at the time of federation
The Constitution was designed to limit the power of government while ensuring basic personal rights for American citizens. The new government would be based on democratic principles. These principles placed the emphasis on the good of the people, allowing their participation while protecting their individual rights.
