1.) After World War I, the Japanese military
a.) was dismantled by the terms of the
b.) outlawed the constitutional monarchy and replaced the emperor.
c.) combined several political parties into one party.
d.) reasserted its power and began aggressive military expansion.
D?
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To find the answer to this question, we need to analyze the options provided and determine which one accurately describes the actions of the Japanese military after World War I.
Option a) states that the Japanese military was dismantled by the terms of the post-World War I agreements. This option is incorrect because the Japanese military was not dismantled; it continued to exist and played a significant role in later events.
Option b) suggests that the Japanese military outlawed the constitutional monarchy and replaced the emperor. This option is also incorrect because Japan maintained its constitutional monarchy system, and the emperor remained the symbolic figurehead of the country.
Option c) refers to the combination of several political parties into one party by the Japanese military. This option is incorrect because it does not accurately reflect the actions of the Japanese military after World War I.
Option d) states that the Japanese military reasserted its power and began aggressive military expansion. This option is the correct answer. After World War I, the Japanese military began to reassert its power and embarked on a path of aggressive military expansion, which eventually led to its involvement in World War II.
Therefore, the correct answer to the question is option d) – the Japanese military reasserted its power and began aggressive military expansion.