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This image shows Japan beating the giant powerhouse of China

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"Sino-Japanese War: The Fierce Battle on the Floating Bridge at Jiuliancheng (Kyurenjo)" by Kobayashi Toshimitsu, October 1894

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"Sino-Japanese War: The Fierce Battle on the Floating Bridge at Jiuliancheng" by Kobayashi Toshimitsu, October 1894 [2000.023] Sharf Collection, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

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Seeing The Change In Japan's Power (Trevor)

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Seeing The Change In Japan's Power (Trevor)

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This shows how much Japan's might changed in a very short amount of time. From much less powerful than Russia to Much more powerful.

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Japan forced Korea to open three ports even though those ports were pledged to China.

This lead to a rebellion in Korea in 1894.

Japan won and gained control of Taiwan and had the right to build factories in China.

Since Japan won the war they won influence over Korea and proved that Japan had a successful modernization.

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In the 1870s Japan forced Korea to open three ports to Japanese merchants, When a rebellion broke out in Korea in 1894. These actions led to the Sino- Japanese War. Japan won their victory in a battle through 1904-1905.

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After Japan modernized more, Japan took control of Korea and forced them to sign "treaties" that opened ports for Japanese trade.

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The Japanese and Chinese fought for Korea in Korea and the Japanese gained control of Taiwan to build factories.