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Eats Asia in Postwar seetlements. New divisions and the end of empires

MI- confuscionism stayed as a main idea and way of living after the ww2 was finished, which later forced non communist nations to devepole along the pacific rim Japanese recovery MI-
 * Taiwan was restored to china
 * the u.s regained the phillipines and pledged to grant independence quickly
 * Europena powers restored control over their holdinh in veirnam, malaya, and indonesia which was a continuity
 * nations such as malaya, and indonesia would later become independent nation
 * the devastation that occured in hiroshima, and nagasaki caused japan to be completely destroyed
 * collapsed economy and would take longer to restore
 * helped from other nations was required but never took place
 * Americans were working hard to amke japan could not resotre their governemnt
 * chaos was occuring, and since japan lost they went through a era of military forces being disbanded, the police being decentralized, and many officals removed from office
 * a new constitution tried to cut through older limitations by making the parlieament the surpreme government body
 * Liberal democratic party was established, which monopolized japans government into the 1990s
 * japanese developed one of the most meritocratic sysytems in the world, with students advanced to university training on the basis of rigorous examinations

Japanese Distinctive Political and Cultural Style MI-
 * the cheif emphasis of japanese politics lay in conservative ability
 * once the occupation ended, the governemnt resserted some tradition components in this education package.
 * liberal democratic was a system in which revived of the oligarchic features of Meiji Japan and the japan of the 1920s.
 * Japans distinctive political atmosphere showed clearly in strong cooperation with business.
 * u.s brought a new growing fascination with baseball

Advances in Taiowan and the city-states
 * the republic of china, as the governemnt of a high rate of economy developement
 * the communist regime declined, as japan and korea formal economic planning
 * rapid change gave the taiwanese government great stability despite a host of new concerns
 * Chian Ching-kuo, in 1978 son of chiang kai-sheck
 * lee kuan yew took office in 1965
 * singapore became the worlds largest port