Democratization of Japan
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Introduction
The XXXXXX XXXXX XXX XXXXX XXXX XXXXX making a mark on their prowess in war after XXXXXXXXX a nation that XXX considered XXXXX XXX XXXXXX XX XX XXXXXXXX XXXX in a XXXX XXXX most countries were XXXXX only struggling XX XXX XXX same XXXXX. However, the reaction to XXX attack resulted in XXX surrender of XXXXX XXXXX a bombing XXXX greatly affected the XXXXXXX negatively, following XXX surrender, Japan XXXXXXXXX many changes including becoming a XXXXXXXXX under XXX policies XXX system changes including the occupation in XXX XXXXXXX XX allied XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX by the XXXX XXXXX US general MacArthur (McClain, XXXX, XX, XXX) This XXXXX XXXXXXXXX the occupation XXXXXX in XXX XXXXXXX highlighting the XXXXXX XXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XX XXXXX.
XXXXXX XXX the XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XX XXXX-war Japan
XXX XXXXXX XXX Democratization XX XXXXX XXX XX attributed XX XXXX XXXXXXX the XXXX that XXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX and people XXXXXX a role in facilitating this change. XXXX the XXXXXXXXX XX XXXXX XX the US XXXXXXXXXX, the XXXX-president led the XXXXXXXXX XX allied powers intended to XXXX over XXXXX to XXXXXX the formation of policies XXXXX XXXXXXX that XXXXX was no XXXXXX XXXXXXXXX by XXXXXX ambitions((XXXXXXX, 2001, pg,XXX). XXX first step to XXXX XXX the identification XX a Supreme XXXXXXXXX of the Allied Powers (SCAP) which XXX XXXXXXXX to US general XXXXXXXXX who was supposed XX be a representative XX XXX allied XXXXXX in Japan XX ensure XXX XXXXXXXXXXX XX the right policies in the country (XXXXXXX, XXXX, XX, XXX). The SCAP had XXXXXX over Japan XXXXX XXXXXXXXX in XXX XXXXXXX by XXXXXXX XX XXX XXXXXX XXXXXX implementing XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXX Washington. XXXXXXX, this XXX XXXX XXXXXXXXXX XX XXX Japanese XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX a role in ensuring XXXX had a say in XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX in the XXXXXXX (McClain, XXXX, pg, XXX). To XXX a clear picture XX the XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX of Japan, an XXXXXXXX of the various XXXXXXXXXXXXX made to XXX XXXXXXX need to XX considered. XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXX by XXX XXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXX of J
XXXX through XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX by the SCAP XXX XXXX XXX XXXXXXX of the government and the people XX Japan.
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In the XXXXX leading XX XXXXX XX XXX and post-XXX, the XXXXX XXXXXXXXXX cabinet XXX put in XXXXXXX to XXXXXXX the XXXXXXX system of rule XX XXX formulation of a new XXXXXXXXXXXX, XXXXXXX, this XXXXX various XXXXXXXXXX XX XXX XXXXXX in XXX XXXXXXX and the Japanese culture XXXXXXX about some difficulty in XXX XXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX of a constitution. Japan XXX an imperialist country with the emperor considered supreme XXX at XXX top XX XXXXX XXXXXXX of XXXXX. XXXX the XXXXXXXXXXXXX XX XXX XXXX in XXX XXXXXXX, the XXXXXXXXXX in Japan XXXXXXXXX XX members who XXXX in support XX SCAP policies XXXXX were XXXXXX XX XXXXXXXXX Japan XXXX a XXXXXXXXX with others XXXXXXXX the XXXXXXX. XXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX Shigeru XX an example XX XXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXX for XXXX’s XXXXXXX in XXXXX, he XXX convinced XX the XXXX for demilitarization of Japan XXX embracing XXXXXXX suggested by the west to ensure peace and XXXXXX, he was XXXXXXXX XX the XXXXXXXX period's XXXX in XXXXXXXXX XXX country further XXXX from democracy and XXX therefore supportive of reforms that would XXXX lead Japan XXXX the XXXXX path (XXXXXXX, 2001, pp, 527-528).
The people XX XXXXX
XXX XXXXXXX of democracy XXX a XXXXXXX XXX in XXXXXX Japan as the XXXXXX of XXXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXX were not equal XXXXXXXXX on social XXXXX or XXXXXX, labourers and women, XXX example, XXXX not XXXXX similar XXXXXXXXX. Women, XXX example, were denied various XXXXXX XXXXX to men for example representation through XXXXXX or contesting for political seats XXXXX XXXX had tried XX XXXXX for in XXXXX XXXXX XX XXX XXX XXXXXXX success. XXXXX XXX war XXXXXXX XXX with XXXXXXXXX from the west XXXXXXX XXXX, XXXXX XXXXXX XXX equality amongst XXX various XXXXXX XXXX revived XXX most became a XXXXXXX (XXX-XXX). XXX rights, XXXXXXX, XXXX with a XXX XX XXXXXXXXXX that XXX XX XXX formation XX resistance movements focused XX XXXXXXXXXX for the XXXXXX of the XXXXXXXXX (XXXX, XXXX, XX, 282).
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The period XXXXXXXXX as the XXXXXXXXXX of XXXXX was XXXXX XX a XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXX by the XX XX demilitarize XXXXX in order to XXXXX any future instances of XXXXXXXXXX of XXXXX. The SCAP XXX XXXXX XXXXXXXXX to oversee policy formation in XXXXX wielded XXXXXX XXXX XXXX XXXXX in the country including the press XXXXXXXXXXXXXX and XXXX activities XX political parties. XXXXXXX McArthur presence in the country XXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XX even the emperor XXXXXXXX XX be XXXXXXXX to his offices XX XXXXXXX XX XXX general XXXXX summoned XX XXX emperor. XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX place in the country, though XXXXXXXX in XXXXXXXXXX, XXXXXX XXX approval of XXX general, XXX XXXXXXX therefore ensured that XXX XXXXXXXX formulated were directed XXXXXX the XXXX XX XXXXXXX Japan XXXX a fully XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX ((XXXXXXX, 2001, XX, XXX). The SCAP can, therefore, XX given XXXXXX for XXX democratization XX XXXXX since all XXXXXXXXXX were made XXXXXXXX XX the directions given XXXXXXXX XXXX XX XXXXX XX XXXXXXX being a XXXXXXXXXX country
Conclusion
Changing Japan into a democracy XXXXX XXXX XXXXXX after XXX war in a XXXXXX called the XXXXXXXXXX due XX the XXXXXXXX XX XXX allied powers in XXX XXXXXXX XX ensure Japan adopts policies that XXXXX ensure peace. XXXXXXXXX was XXXXXXXXX in terms of XXXXX rights newly XXXXX with women now able to vote and XXXXXXX for political positions and XXX XXXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX legally. XXXXXXX, all these changes could XXX XXXX XXXX possible without XXX XXXXXXXXX XXXX in the country XX XXX SCAP as XXX XXXXXXX was XXXXXXXXXXX for overseeing all sectors and XXXXXXXX policies XXXX a XXXXXXXXX XXXX XXX headquarters of the allied XXXXX in XXXXXXXXXX((McClain, XXXX, pg, XXX), this explains XXX the XXXX deserves XXXXXX XXX XXX democratization XX Japan.
References
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