What caused the rise of military government in Japan?

what caused it was the Japanese army invaded a lot of places so the Japanese govt. became more powerful.

Answered by volleyball35714 | 2024-06-10

The Rise of Militarism
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The structure of Japanese government, with its roots in tradition, helped encourage military influence. Japanese government was set up as an oligarchy, in which power was in practice shared by an emperor, his unelected advisors, a prime minister, and military leaders. ;

Answered by 7419539855 | 2024-06-12

The rise of military government in Japan was caused by political discontent with civilian leaders, strong nationalist and militaristic sentiments, economic pressures for resource acquisition, deteriorating international relations, and the military's increasing control over the government. These elements combined to foster an environment for authoritarian rule and territorial expansion. Ultimately, this militarism led Japan into greater conflict in the 20th century.
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Answered by volleyball35714 | 2024-12-26