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Since 1860s, the political landscape in JPN has undergone a series of changes. First, there was the bakafu, then there came the constitutuional monarchy and finally party politics. do you see a continuity during the process? what are the respective favourable conditions for Japan to develop each of the three systems?
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Posted 30 July 2009 - 12:04 PM
I do not have a clue.
You are way beyond me already on this topic!
What I will do for you is to post a notice on the History Teachers' forum, and see if anyone there has the specialist knowledge you need to answer this question. If you look back in the next week, you will see of anyone has been able to answer you.
To be blunt, I fear you may be disappointed. It is a very specialist topic, and manyt of the teachers who frequent the forum will be on holiday.
However, worth a try.
You are way beyond me already on this topic!
What I will do for you is to post a notice on the History Teachers' forum, and see if anyone there has the specialist knowledge you need to answer this question. If you look back in the next week, you will see of anyone has been able to answer you.
To be blunt, I fear you may be disappointed. It is a very specialist topic, and manyt of the teachers who frequent the forum will be on holiday.
However, worth a try.
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Posted 30 July 2009 - 12:57 PM
MrJohnDClare, on Jul 30 2009, 01:04 PM, said:
I do not have a clue.
You are way beyond me already on this topic!
What I will do for you is to post a notice on the History Teachers' forum, and see if anyone there has the specialist knowledge you need to answer this question. If you look back in the next week, you will see of anyone has been able to answer you.
To be blunt, I fear you may be disappointed. It is a very specialist topic, and manyt of the teachers who frequent the forum will be on holiday.
However, worth a try.
You are way beyond me already on this topic!
What I will do for you is to post a notice on the History Teachers' forum, and see if anyone there has the specialist knowledge you need to answer this question. If you look back in the next week, you will see of anyone has been able to answer you.
To be blunt, I fear you may be disappointed. It is a very specialist topic, and manyt of the teachers who frequent the forum will be on holiday.
However, worth a try.
that's ok. i am keeping my fingers crossed, hoping that someone would give an ans to my q...
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