How did the goals of MacArthur affect Japan’s economy in the decades following World War II?
A) Japan struggled to grow for many years.
B) Japan changed to an agricultural economy.
C) Japan became one of the world’s strongest economies.
D) Japan had to rely on the US for economic support.

D

Explanation: for a little while after you know we wiped two cities off the face of the earth and liquified 140,000 people gee dar bud i wonder why japan had to rely on the us for economic support for a while

The correct answer is C) Japan became one of the world’s strongest economies.

The goals of MacArthur affected Japan’s economy in the decades following World War II in that Japan became one of the world’s strongest economies.

Harry S. Truman decided to launch the atomic bomb over Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, in the first days of August 1945. After the devastation, Japan had to surrender and World War II was over. What followed was something peculiar, not commonly seen after a war. General Douglas McArthur, leader of the US troops in the Pacific, with the help of the allies, stayed in Japan to help the reconstruction process to the degree that Japan came back to be one of the strongest nations in the world.

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