What happened when the U. S. occupied Japan after World War II ?

-Japanese citizens resisted occupation and rose up in armed revolt.
-Asian countries, fearing the Japanese would rebuild their empire, attacked U. S. occupation forces.
-Americans opposed to the occupation forced Truman to pull the U. S. troops out of Japan.
-The military dictatorship of pre-war Japan was replaced with a democracy.

the military dictatorship of pre-war Japan was replaced with a democracy.

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