Japan entered through a phase of both economical and political changes during the United States’ occupation of Japan.
Due to this western influence, the Japanese government became democratic and the economic state centred around capitalism, exporting materials to the United States.
With the capitalistic ideals of the west, Japan became a key supplier and manufacture of trades. This lead Japan on the path to become a key trader in the world after ww2.
During the cold wars, the US further strengthen its economic relationships with Japan to avoid Japan association with the Soviet Union.
In the Korean War neighbouring Japan, Japan exported many military supplies in the effort for the war, gaining massive profits. By the late 1960s, Japan became the country with the third greatest GPD, only trailing behind two major superpowers(US and USSR).
Both programs were consistent with each other in the sense
that both centered progressive agendas such as education, medicare, civil
rights, suffrage and economic opportunities for all. Some were not passed during Kennedy’s time
due to his assassination. These would
later be carried out when Johnson became president.
The role of music in the United States has changed throughout its history and continues to transform as new ideals and genres emerge. It serves various functions and is used by people of all ages in many ways. The purpose of this paper is to show the development and role that music portrays in society from its earliest beginnings through present time as well as its future.
The reason that the women of New Orleans were reluctant to
join the National American Woman Suffrage Association is the conservatism of
the region. The suffrage movement was seen as an offshoot of the abolitionist
movement, which the many of the locals did not support. White supremacists also tried to commandeer the movement
for the protection of their own interests, which was divisive enough on its
own, and southern legislatures ultimately rejected this proposal, effectively shutting down this wave of suffragism.
