Was the rise of militarism in Japan due to the failure of parliamentary democracy?
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Answer / Surya Kumar Raushan
The rise of militarism in Japan during the early 20th century was not solely due to the failure of parliamentary democracy. It was also influenced by nationalist sentiments, political instability, and a desire for expansion and modernization. The Japanese Constitution of 1889 established the Emperor as the head of state but did not provide for an effective system of checks and balances, which contributed to the rise of militarism.
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