How were the Korean people affected by Japanese imperialism?(1 point)
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The Korean people were not affected by Japanese imperialism.
The Korean people were not affected by Japanese imperialism.
The Korean people were treated harshly by the Japanese empire.
The Korean people were treated harshly by the Japanese empire.
Korea was never invaded by Japan.
Korea was never invaded by Japan.
The Korean people were treated nicely by the Japanese empire.
The Korean people were treated nicely by the Japanese empire.
The Korean people were not affected by Japanese imperialism - This statement is false. The Korean people were indeed affected by Japanese imperialism.
The Korean people were treated harshly by the Japanese empire - This statement is true. The Japanese empire imposed various forms of oppression, including forced labor, cultural assimilation campaigns, and suppression of Korean language and culture. Koreans were also subjected to discrimination and often faced severe punishment for resisting Japanese rule.
Korea was never invaded by Japan - This statement is false. Japan annexed Korea in 1910 and ruled over it as a colony until 1945. This was a clear invasion and occupation by the Japanese empire.
The Korean people were treated nicely by the Japanese empire - This statement is false. The Korean people were not treated nicely by the Japanese empire. They were subjected to various forms of violence, exploitation, and discrimination under Japanese rule.