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Why did Japan choose to become an imperial power in the late nineteenth century

Why did Japan choose to become an imperial power in the late nineteenth century
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Why did Japan choose to become an imperial power in the late nineteenth century

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It wanted to create an empire so it could be like Western imperial powers. It required. It wanted to have more security, prestige, wealth, and power.
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