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Martha Rich

20 May, 22:38

What was the most significant way in which imperialism affected Japan? Japan transitioned from being isolationist to being more open. Japan transitioned from being open to being more isolationist. Japanese citizens ate mostly in Western foods. Japanese citizens adopted Christianity as their religion.

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