Which was allowed under the new system of government in japan following world war 2 a. women were allowed to vote b. the military elected new leaders c. the emperor retained power d. the us appointed new leaders

After Second World War the new system of government in japan allowed women to vote.

Further Explanations:

After Japan's defeat in Second World War in 1945, the United States engaged it's allied in the occupation and recuperation of Japanese State. By 1952 General Douglas A. MacArthur was able to enact general military, political, commercial and social reforms.

Japanese first challenge after the war was to bring social reforms in the society for their rapid rehabilitation. A Constitution based on the principle of sovereignty was put to effect on May 1947. It was a three-way division of power in which Diet was occupying the position of importance. The spousal nuclear family system was adopted instead of the patriarchal family system. Spousal nuclear family system was based on the principle of equality of Gender.

Among all other social reforms, the new Constitution of Japan also allowed women to vote.

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Answer Details:

Grade: High school

Subject: US History  

Chapter: Second World War,

Keywords: occupation, recuperation, Japanese State, General Douglas A. MacArthur, military, political, commercial, social reforms, rehabilitation, principle of sovereignty, Diet

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