United States - Japan Relations in Post World War II Era: Japan Recovers Economically

Ninth graders explore the economy of Japan after World War II. Classmates compare the size of Japan to states in the United States. As an entire class, pupils discuss the rise of Japan's economy. They identify reasons for this Japan's economic recovery.

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