Japan's Imperialism

Definition

Japan's imperialism specifically refers to Japan's expansionist policies during various historical periods when it sought territorial acquisitions beyond its borders. This can include instances like Japan's annexation of Korea in 1910 or its attempts at regional dominance during World War II.

Related terms

Annexation: Annexation refers to the process of adding a territory or region to one's own country, often through force or coercion.

Territorial Acquisitions: Territorial acquisitions involve the gaining of new land or territories by a nation, usually through treaties, purchases, or conquests.

Regional Dominance: Regional dominance occurs when one country asserts its power and influence over other nations within a specific geographic area. It involves establishing political control and economic superiority over neighboring countries.