What did japan do to establish control in korea? select four answers.

-annexed korea
-established a protectorate
-left figurehead rulers in place
-ruled directly
-establish a japanese culture

Japan ruled over Korea and made it the protectorate of Japan. The Japan-Korea Treaty of 1905 led to indirect rule over Korea.

The correct answers are:

Option A) annexed Korea

Option B) established a protectorate

Option D) ruled directly

Option E) establish a Japanese culture

Japan took over control over Korea in 1910. Korea was annexed by the Empire of Japan after bloody wars. Till the year 1945, Korea has conferred the part of Japan to establish control over the new protectorate.

Japan waged an all-out war on Korean culture, such that the Japanese emperor ordered the prohibition of the Korean language and schools. The Japanese burnt 20,000 books and tried to erase all the history of Korean culture.

Thus, Japan fought one of the bloodiest wars in history with Korea.

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The correct four answers are the following: A) annexed Korea. B) established a protectorate. D) ruled directly. E) establish a Japanese culture.

That is what Japan did to establish control in Korea.

Japan took control of Korea in 1910, after years of bloody confrontations. The Japanese Emperor ordered the prohibition of the Korean language in Korean schools and forced Korean people to be loyal to the Emperor. The Japanese tried to erase all the history, traditions and culture of Korea by burning more than 200,000 books and archives with Korean history.

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