Douglas MacArthur And The Occupation Of Japan
How did Douglas MacArthur's administration of Japan during the postwar occupation differ from its original conception?
AMacArthur was intended to be the supreme commander of Japan, preparing the nation to be annexed as the fifty-first U.S. state.
BHe was appointed as the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers to oversee the occupation, but he essentially ruled as the viceroy of Japan.
CMacArthur was intended to serve as the American envoy, but he possessed little actual authority and focused primarily on Korea.
DHe was appointed as the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers to oversee the occupation, but in reality, he exercised no real power.
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