Nationalism in Japan >TCI Unit 5, Lesson 24, Section 5

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Across
  1. 2. By 1941, Japan had added French Indochina to its empire to go with Formosa (now called Taiwan), Korea, large areas of China, the southern half of Sakhalin Island, and several small Pacific _____.
  2. 5. In 1936, Japan withdrew from this treaty it had signed at the Washington Conference. (two words)
  3. 9. Japan had begun doing this prior to World War I.
  4. 10. These people estimate that as many as 200,000 women and teenagers were either kidnapped or captured as prisoners of war to serve as comfort women.
  5. 11. Japanese aggression did this in the decade after World War I.
  6. 12. Japanese leaders began to believe that expansion through this would solve Japan's economic problems.
  7. 13. Japan helped form this in 1920. (three words)
  8. 14. Japan had a mixed history with this and military rule.
  9. 16. Japanese militarism was combined with the growth of an extreme form of this.
  10. 17. The continuous efforts of this government and its citizens resulted in an official apology from the Japanese government in 2015.
Down
  1. 1. The island nation of Japan lacked these, required to fuel its industries. (two words)
  2. 3. After capturing the city of Nanjing, China, Japanese soldiers went on this six-week rampage. (two words)
  3. 4. Radical these called for more aggressive military action abroad to acquire territory and raw materials.
  4. 6. In many of these areas, the Japanese military committed atrocities towards these people.
  5. 7. Political these made politicians, fearing for their lives, give up more power to the military.
  6. 8. Japan withdrew from the League of Nations when it opposed how it did this to Manchuria, a substantial portion of Chinese territory further south, and French Indochina. (three words)
  7. 15. This began to play a greater role in Japanese politics and government.