Given that Japan was left with minimal defenses after the war, how has it protected itself?
A. Its military reserves primarily provide protection.
B. Its police force acts as a protective force.
C. US military bases in Japan provide protection.
D. Allied forces coordinate protection.
Answer (2)
Japan protects itself primarily through the presence of U.S. military bases, the development of its Self-Defense Forces, and by maintaining strategic international alliances. These strategies allow Japan to ensure its national security despite limitations imposed by its pacifist constitution. The collaborative efforts with allied nations reinforce its defense capabilities. ;
Japan protects itself mainly through U.S. military bases, the development of its own Self-Defense Forces, and maintaining strong international alliances. These strategies help ensure national security within the constraints of its pacifist constitution. The chosen option is C: US military bases in Japan provide protection.
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