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The Sino-Japanese War represents a turning point in East Asian history in that 1. Japan replaced China as the leading power in Asia 2. China became a modern industrialized nation 3. Japan reinstituted
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The Sino-Japanese War represents a turning point in East Asian history in that

1. Japan replaced China as the leading power in Asia
2. China became a modern industrialized nation
3. Japan reinstituted a policy of self-imposed isolation
4. China ended its monarchy in favor of Communism

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Japan replaced China as the leading power in Asia

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