Changes made by the united states after world war ii affected the agricultural system in japan by

Japanese agriculture changed after World War II when the United States implemented a policy of land reform.  This helped food production in Japan.  Apart from agriculture, its industries were now being restored and foreign trade allowed them export their goods and pay for imports.

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the answer is suffrage