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How did the First Sino-Japanese War demonstrate Japan's strengths? It showed that Japan could defeat other imperialist nations. It caused concern for other Western powers over their interests in China.
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How did the First Sino-Japanese War demonstrate Japan's strengths?

It showed that Japan could defeat other imperialist nations.
It caused concern for other Western powers over their interests in China.
It enabled Japan to take over all of China's ports with ease.
It allowed private enterprises to thrive under Japan's government.

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option 1 or A- it showers that japan could defeat other imperialist nations
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Answer: A. It showed that Japan could defeat other imperialist nations.

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