Why Did Japan Rely On A Strong Navy To Expand And Maintain Its Empire? [Solved]

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Why Did Japan Rely On A Strong Navy To Expand And Maintain Its Empire? [Solved]

First naval expansion bill In furthering his argument, Iwakura suggested that domestic rebellions were no longer Japan’s primary military concern and that naval affairs should take precedence over army concerns; a strong navy was more important than a sizable army to preserve the Japanese state.

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