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Which event changed how the United States approached the Japanese economy?
the Chinese Communist Revolution
the Korean War
the Vietnam War
the death of Emperor Hirohito
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the Korean War
Explanation: The Korean War (1950) prompted the U.S. "reverse course" — shifting from punitive occupation policies to rebuilding and reindustrializing Japan as a stable, anti-communist ally. Military procurement and Cold War strategy spurred rapid economic recovery.
Explanation: The Korean War (1950) prompted the U.S. "reverse course" — shifting from punitive occupation policies to rebuilding and reindustrializing Japan as a stable, anti-communist ally. Military procurement and Cold War strategy spurred rapid economic recovery.
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