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  Focusing on Imperial Japan

  Essay

  Experienced teachers know the opening minutes of a class set the tone, both intellectual and atmospheric, for the remainder of the lesson. Scholars well know that the opening lines of a monograph shape how many readers will understand the remainder of the work.
  

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  Imperial Democracy and Colonial Expansion, 1890-1945

  Unit

  In five activity and primary source-intensive lessons that address the major social and political shifts of the period from 1890 to 1945, the authors emphasize that these shifts were interdependent forces that operated on both international and national levels.
  

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  Russo-Japanese War 30th Anniversary Postcard

  Resource

  A postcard commemorating the 30th anniversary of the Russo-Japanese War (1904-1905).
  

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  Russo-Japanese War Postcard Rising Sun

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  A postcard featuring a soldier facing the rising sun during the Russo-Japanese War.
  

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  Russo-Japanese War Postcard Map

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  Russo-Japanese War postcard.
  

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  Russo-Japanese War Postcard Commemorative Lanterns

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  Russo-Japanese War postcard
  

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  Russo-Japanese War Postcard Naval

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  Russo-Japanese War postcard.
  

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  Heroes and Constitutions, Imperial Japan in the Elementary Classroom

  Unit

  All modern nations struggle with issues of the balance between rights and responsibilities of citizens, formation of national identity, and use of national symbols. These lessons, using source documents and methods designed for the elementary student, use Japan to examine fundamental issues of rights and identity common to most young nations.
  

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  Japanese Prewar 1000 Yen Bill

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  Japanese Soldiers Await Russian Attack in Russo-Japanese War

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