What happened when the U.S. occupied Japan after World War II?

A. Japanese citizens resisted occupation and rose up in armed revolt.

B. Americans opposed to the occupation forced Truman to pull the U.S. troops out of Japan.

C. The military dictatorship of pre-war Japan was replaced with a democracy.

D. Asian countries, fearing the Japanese would rebuild their empire, attacked U.S. occupation forces.

Question

What happened when the U.S. occupied Japan after World War II?

A. Japanese citizens resisted occupation and rose up in armed revolt.

B. Americans opposed to the occupation forced Truman to pull the U.S. troops out of Japan.

C. The military dictatorship of pre-war Japan was replaced with a democracy.

D. Asian countries, fearing the Japanese would rebuild their empire, attacked U.S. occupation forces.

anonymous · Answer

I'd say (C), that the military dictatorship of pre-war Japan was replaced with a democracy. Under MacArthur and the US occupation, many of the institutions responsible for creating that environment were taken apart.