IGNOU BHIE-142 Study Material: History of Modern East Asia: Japan (1868-1945)

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UNIT 1
Unit-1 The Roots of Modern Japan
English
UNIT 2
Unit-2 Early Modernity: The Tokugawa Period 1600-1868
English
UNIT 3
Unit-3 The Meiji Restoration and the Creation of Modern Japan
English
UNIT 4
Unit-4 The Meiji Political Order
English
UNIT 5
Unit-5 Civilization and Enlightenment: Creating a New Social Order
English
UNIT 6
Unit-6 Meiji Industrialization and Development
English
UNIT 7
Unit-7 Other Voices: Opposition to Meiji Policies
English
UNIT 8
Unit-8 Meiji Japan: Seeking International Equality
English
UNIT 9
Unit-9 Japan’s Emergence as an Economic Power
English
UNIT 10
Unit-10 Imperial Democracy and Political Parties
English
UNIT 11
Unit-11 Rise of Militarism
English
UNIT 12
Unit-12 Japan: Supporting Anti-colonial Movements Against The West
English
UNIT 13
Unit-13 Japan’s Colonial Empire and its Defeat
English
UNIT 14
Unit-14 Japan: Defeat and the Allied Occupation
English

BHIE-142 Study Material Details

Course CodeBHIE-142
Course TitleHistory of Modern East Asia: Japan (1868-1945)/आधुनिक पूर्वी एशिया का इतिहास: जापान (1868-1945)
UniversityIGNOU
Resource TypeStudy Material / E-books

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