Ruling in the Name of the Emperor: How Japan Became a World Power
Ruling in the Name of the Emperor: How Japan Became a World Power
Description:
In most countries, it is obvious who holds executive power. There is a president or a prime minister who rules. In some countries, however, it is much harder to tell who is in charge. For example, there may be a king, a president, and a ruling council. They may all act as if they have power, but usually one or the other will be stronger. This resource describes the history of power and leadership in Japan from the 1600s to the twentieth century. Writing activities and discussion questions are included.
Education Levels:
6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
Subject:
World History
Resource Type:
Activity
Fee Status:
Free
Online provider:
Constitutional Rights Foundation
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