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E) Prohibit criticism of the feudal shogun system of government.
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After the battle of Sekigahara, which occurred on October 21, 1600, Tokugawa Leyasu became the most important political figure in Japan. Leyasu took the title of shogun and founded the Tokugawa clan, giving rise to the third shogunate that ruled Japan.
During this period, the Japanese government produced a reform in the administrative system, known as “<em>bakuhan</em>”. The administrative power was centralized in the city of Edo with the intention of unifying the country.
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The long-term economic exploitation of millions of black slaves was to have a profound effect on the New World's history. Most fundamentally, it produced deep social divides between the rich white and poor black communities, the consequences of which still haunt American societies now, many years after emancipation.
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Americans did invade part of the Japanese home islands such as Iwo Jima and Okinawa. The battles were atrociously brutal and horrendous and 94 % of Japanese forces were killed and Americans suffered enormous casualties. Because the resistance had been so fierce and ruthless, and because the Japanese military had declared that 20 million conscripts were ready to take arms to defend the Empire. Many American military officers wanted to just use the nuclear bombs and be done with it.
There was also the issue of the nascent Cold War; the Soviets wanted to invade Japan and turn it into a Communist, satellite country and Americans wanted the use of the two bombs to also be a show of force to make Staling reconsider.
The Miranda ruling was criticized for substantially weakening police enforcement in the name of defending people's rights. The Miranda protections' potential range was somewhat constrained by later Supreme Court rulings.
<h3>What was the Miranda decision?</h3>
In accordance with the Fifth Amendment, police must inform suspects who are being interrogated while they are in custody of their right to remain quiet and to see an attorney.
Arguments. Miranda's rights to remain silent and to legal representation under the Fifth and Sixth Amendments were both flagrantly violated by the police.
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