Should the U.S. encourage Japan’s rearmament?

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10/17/2008

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Table of Contents Should the U.S. encourage Japan’s rearmament? Table of Contents

 
  1. Introduction.
  2. The plan to make Japan a democratic nation.
  3. Article IX of the 'peace constitution'.
    1. No standing military forces.
  4. A younger generation takes over in society.
  5. Can Japan abandon the constitution and rearm?
    1. Japan's position close to North Korea.
    2. Japan and China.
  6. Feelings towards the 'MacArthur-imposed constitution'.
  7. Conclusion.

Abstract

In 1946, following the end of World War II and the defeat of the Axis countries, japan was being occupied by the Americans. During this time, the Allied Powers-the United States, Great Britain, and China-drew up what became called the Potsdam Declaration, which held the terms for japan's unconditional surrender. This declaration included, among other things, a complete disarming of the Japanese army, so that the country could begin to work toward a "peacefully inclined and responsible government" (Wikipedia).

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