Japan, 1850-1985
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Japan, 1850-1985
（Modern times sourcebooks）
Longman, 1988
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Summary: Examines the history of Japan from the 1850s to modern times, using such original source material as written documents, photographs, maps, and charts
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内容説明
This series of modern world history aims to present stimulating new material beyond the range of conventional narrative textbooks. Pupils are encouraged to examine primary and secondary sources and to develop historical skills. Original source material included comprises written documents, photographs, maps and charts, which are accompanied by details placing them in context. Titles reflect GCSE examination requirements and are aimed especially at those courses where the study of a topic or period in depth is required. A selection of questions about the topic is also included. This book traces the major developments in Japan's history from the time of the Shogun to the present day. It looks at Japan's involvement in World War II, its relationship with the outside world and changes in the country's political, social and economic life as seen through the eyes of the people involved.
目次
- Japan under the Shogun - geography and travel, American warships 1853, countryside and town, the Western view of the Japanese, peasants and samurai, the rice economy, Seppuku, the emperor restored
- Japan modernizes - new ways of travel, social reforms, a new form of government, new industries
- Japan looks outward - a new power in Asia, war in China and Russia, World War I
- the 1920s and 1930s - earthquake, Japanese-Americans, education and indoctrination, The Peace Preservation Law, the textile factory, social problems, the 1936 mutiny
- imperialism and war - Manchukuo, the war in China, why they dropped the bomb, Kamikaze, atomic bomb
- occupation - a new constitution, general strike, poverty
- prosperity - industrial relations, the salaryman, Matsushita Electric, oil shock, pollution, education, women, economy and society, relations with the USSR, the future.
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