Perhaps the most significant social change in Japan since 1945 has been
A) the rejection of MacArthur?s attempts at Americanization.
B) the development of agricultural communes.
C) rapid urbanization.
D) the rapid decline in the standard of living.
E) instability in government and economics.
C
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What will be an ideal response?
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A) home-made clothes B) designer clothing C) working uniforms D) “ready-to-wear” clothes E) mail-order catalog clothes
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A. whether one was of the elect or of the damned. B. one's marital status. C. one's occupation. D. one's standing in the community.
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a. establish tobacco plantations. b. serve the colonies of other European nations by carrying New World products into European markets. c. establish a haven for religious dissenters. d. establish trade with the Indians.