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A major reason for Japan’s foreign policy in Asia during the early 20th century was to (1) promote democracy (2) spread Shinto beliefs (3) obtain natural resources (4) reduce military expenses
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A major reason for Japan’s foreign policy in Asia

during the early 20th century was to
(1) promote democracy
(2) spread Shinto beliefs
(3) obtain natural resources
(4) reduce military expenses

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A major reason for Japan's policy in Asia was to obtain natural resources.
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