What allowed Japan to develop so quickly and become an economic superpower after its defeat in World War II?

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A The Allied Powers in charge of reviving Japan gave the Emperor more power to control more aspects of the social, political, and economic state of the country allowing for decisions to be made more effectively.The Allied Powers in charge of reviving Japan gave the Emperor more power to control more aspects of the social, political, and economic state of the country allowing for decisions to be made more effectively.
B Japan was left alone after its loss and had to develop the needs to become self-sufficient absent of foreign investment.Japan was left alone after its loss and had to develop the needs to become self-sufficient absent of foreign investment.
C The Allied Powers gave the United States autonomy over the country and allowed the United States to make Japan a territory belonging to the United States, to which it still is today. The Allied Powers gave the United States autonomy over the country and allowed the United States to make Japan a territory belonging to the United States, to which it still is today.
D The Allied Powers allowed for the United States to aid billions of dollars in the revival of Japan, along with placing more power in the tenant farmers and reducing the power of rich landowners.

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D The Allied Powers allowed for the United States to aid billions of dollars in the revival of Japan, along with placing more power in the tenant farmers and reducing the power of rich landowners.

This response highlights key factors that contributed to Japan's rapid post-war economic growth, including significant financial aid through the Marshall Plan and reforms in land ownership that empowered tenant farmers, which helped create a more equitable economic environment.