Its Cause and Effect Time in room 309 Effect I stare at you with a blank look as if to say I dont care what you think Cause You are probably complaining Effect Japans militarism is destroyed ID: 416384
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Japan becomes and economic superpowerSlide2
It’s Cause and Effect Time in room 309.
Effect – I stare at you with a blank look as if to say I don’t care what you think
Cause – You are probably complainingSlide3
Effect
Japan’s militarism is destroyed
Militarism?
A policy of aggressive military preparednessSlide4
Cause
Japan’s armed forces are disbanded
Trials are held to punish those responsible for wartime atrocities
New Constitution forbids military forces except for defenseSlide5
Effect
Democratic government is established and strengthenedSlide6
Cause
New constitution strips emperor of power and gives power to the people, who elect representatives to government
New constitution protects basic rights
Japan’s education system is opened to all
Women gain the right to vote and hold office
The right of workers to unionize is protected
Large estates are divided among tenant farmersSlide7
Cause
Japan successfully produces goods for export
Japan build a favorable balance of trade
Japan has a well-educated and skilled work force
Japanese workers save their income
Japan
spends
little on the militarySlide8
Effect
Japan’s economy grows dramaticallySlide9
Effect
Japan seeks better relations with oil-producing
nations
in the Middle East
Japan tries to reduce energy useSlide10
Cause
OPEC raises oil prices in the 1970sSlide11
Effect
Most women remain in low-paying jobs, and fewer receive higher educationSlide12
Cause
Traditional attitudes toward women remainSlide13
DietSlide14
Gross Domestic ProductSlide15
Trade Deficit