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XXXXX's history is characterized by XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX that shaped XXX XXXXXXX’s XXXXXX toward modernity XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXX the fall and XXXX of different systems influenced XX factors XXXX XXXXXX XXX outside XXX country. The XXXXXXXXX XX XXX XXXX was XXXXXXX the XXXXXXXX factor behind change in XXX XXXXXX XXXX the ruling XXXXXXXX losing its XXXXX over XXX XXXXXXX XXX a change in XXXXXXXX implemented XX them toward XXXX open japan. XXXX XXXXX XXXXXXXX the change in XXXXX's perception XX XXX XXXXXXXX with regard to XXX XXXXX it had XXXX XXX XXXXXXXXX and the continued collaborations with the west (McClain, 2001, XX, 186).
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XXX early XXXXXXXXX in XXXXX history XXX a XXXX of XXXXXXX XXXXXX for most XXXXXXX that marked XXX establishment of XXX positions countries hold in terms XX XXXXX in XXX contemporary world. XXXXXXXXX with an XXXXXXXXX of XXXXXXX XXX an XXXX XXXXXX XXXX XXXXX smaller countries XXX much XXXXXXXXX over XXX XXXXXXX countries XXXXX XXXXX power XX drive their XXXXXXXX. XXX US was one XXXXXXX that had XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XX XXX time and XXX power XXX XXXX XXXXXX XXXXX XXXX the first XXXXXXXX XX XXX XXXXXXX XXXXX made XX the XXXXXXX XX naval XXXXXXX XXXXX who XXXXXXXXXXX the opening up XX Japan XX XXXXX with the west after years of seclusion (XXXXXXX, 2001, pg, XXX).
This XXXXX in japan XX America XXX XXX stop at XXXX as XXXX influence was seen XXXX XXX desire of XXX west to XXXXXX XXXXX opens up XX other XXXXXXXXX and a XXXXXX to change various factors within XXX XXXXXXX XXXXX XXX deemed necessary XXX XXXXXX resulting in XXX fall XX the Tokugawa XXX centralization of XXX government XXXX the emperor in XXXXXX. This continued XXXXXXXXX and XXXXXXXX of the XX in japan were XXXXXXXXX XX its XXXXXX in XXX XXXXXXX to make lesser XXXXXXXXX better by implementing XXX XXXXXXXX XX the XXXXXX, this belief was referred XX as XXXXXXXX destiny (XXXXXXX, XXXX, pg, XXX).
Japanese XXXXXXX had taken note XX XXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX by XXX XXXX XXXX XXXXX XXXXXXXXX presence in the country. The west had not only XXXXXX up XXXXX XX trade XXX had XXXXXXXXXXX XXX legislations in the country XXXX XXXXXXXXXX set as a XXXXXXXXX for XXXXX with the Japanese leaders XXXXXXXXXXXXX their obligation XX comply due to their XXXXXX position XXXXXXXX XX the XXXX(XXXXXXX, 2001, pg, 285). XXX XXX governance in place XXXXX the XXXXXXX, therefore, XXXX note of all policies XXXXXXXX XX them by the west XXXXXXX to XXXXXXX not only in trade practices but in XXX establishment XX XXXXXXX.
XXXX XXXX for expansion XXXXXXX XX the US in XXX acquisition XX XXXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXX over other XXXXXXX was XXXXXXX XX XXXXX in the XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXX XXX XXXXXXXXX making the Meiji leaders attempt XXX efforts toward XXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXX greater XXXXX. XXXX victories XXXX XXXXXX XX XXX first XXXXXXX victory of XXX country XXXXXXX XXX neighbors, XXX country XXX XXXXXXXXX XX XXXX greater XXXXX XX XXXXXX the XXXXXXX’s XXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXX gain XXXXXXXX XXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXX of Tyukyu XXXXXX (XXXXXXX, 2001, XX, XXX). This XXXXXX and XXXXXXXXX XX japan territories, however, XXX XXX improve XX XXX XXX XXXXXXX established lower XXXXXXX XX they still XXXXX in poverty XXXXXXXX in questionable means XX XXXXXXX XXXXX livelihood. (Hane, 2016, XX, 211).Reason XXX XXXXXX
The XXXXXX in XXXXX XXXX XXXXX leaders XXXXXX XXXXX XX establish its place in Asia XXXXXXXXX moves XXXX would go against XXX relations with XXXXX can XX attributed XX XXX country’s desire to XXXX itself great like the XXXX XX XXXXXXX an XXXXXXXXX in terms of XXXX XXX economy and XXXX XXX XXXXXXX XXXX Russia XXXX XXX recognized in XXX XXXX XXXXXXX motivating XXX country XX acquire XXXX McClain p.XXX.the period also XXXXXXXXX the industrialization and XXXXXXXX growth of XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXX XXXX japan XXXXXXX its XXXXXXXX and identify the XXXX XX XXXXXX XXXXXX XX XXX an advantage XXXX the XXXX (McClain, 2001, XX, XXX).
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With Japan's XXXXXXXXXXX XX its powers XXX XXXXXXXXX to XXXXXXX XX XXX same level as XXX west, XXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX saw the XXXX to impose legislation that XXXXX protect their interests. XXXXXX the XXXX XXXXXXXXXX century, XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXX rapid XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX, and a XXXX XX ensure the maintenance XX XXXXX over XXXXX XXXXXXX was XXXXXXXXXXX. XXXXXXXXX acquisitions toward other parts XX the XXXXX were XXXX with Asia being of interest, however, XXXXX's XXXXXX XXX XXXXXXX a XXXXXX XX XXXX, and efforts XXXX XXXX to control XXXX XXXX japan noting XX XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX in policies XXXXXXX (McClain, 2001, pg, XXX).
Consequences for XXXXX Asian XXXXXXXXX
XXX XXXXXXXXXXX XX XXXXX of XXX advantaged XXXXXXXX in Asia XXX improved capabilities resulted in XXXXXXX in the XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXX other western countries. XXX efforts by XXXXX XX expand its territories XXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX gave XXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX over the neighboring XXXXXXXXX. XXX instance, japan made moves to put XXXXX under its XXXXXXXXXX which was XXXXX china XXX a while, XXX subsequent disagreements and war resulting XXXX XXXX XXX XXX XXXXXXX XX XXXXX XXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXXXXX in terms of power XXX trade XXXXXXXXX. XXXXXX XXX also XXX XXXXXX as japan XXXX into XXX XXXX XXXX XX drive XXX XXX XXXXXXXXX winning in most attempts. By XXXX, X
apan XXX become a XXXXX XX XX reckoned XXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX dominance XXXX XXX neighbors, and XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX in the XXXXXXX XXXX XX XX labor-XXXXXXXXX (Huffman, 2001, XX,XX).
References
XXXX, X. (XXXX). XXXXXXXX, XXXXXX, XXXXX, XXX outcastes: XXX underside XX XXXXXX Japan. XXXXXX: XXXXXX &XXX; XXXXXXXXXXX.
Huffman, X. X. (XXXX). XXXXXX Japan: a XXXXXXX in documents. New York: XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXX.
McClain, X. X. (2001). Japan, a XXXXXX XXXXXXX. New York, NY: X.X. XXXXXX & Co