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Japanese Occupation In Sea

Japanese Occupation in South-east Asia

Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction
Background Pg. 3
Thesis Pg. 3
Research questions Pg. 3
Rationale Pg. 3
Methodology Pg. 4
Chapter 2: Literature Review Pg. 5
Primary sources Pg. 5
Secondary sources Pg. 6
Chapter 3: Research Methodology Pg. 8
Procedure Pg. 8
Types of sources Pg. 8
Compiling and presenting the data Pg. 8
Chapter 4: Results and findings Pg. 10
Background information Pg. 10
Conflict between Japan and United States Pg. 11
The Japanese Occupation (1942 – 1945) Pg. 11
Chapter 5: Discussion and interpretation Pg. 24
The causes or motives of Japanese Occupation Pg. 24
The effect of Japanese Occupation Pg. 25
Propaganda Pg. 26
Chapter 6: Conclusion Pg. 28
Acknowledgements Pg. 29

Chapter 1: Introduction
Background:
The Pacific War opened on 7 December 1941, and Japanese troops started invading other Asian countries. Singapore, which was a colony of Britain at that time, fell to the Japanese on 15 February 1942. Since then, the people in South-east Asia had great sufferings. During the Japanese Occupation, many people suffered and some even died. Finally, the Japanese surrendered after the bombing of Nagasaki and Hiroshima, and the nightmare was finally over.
Thesis:
War does more harm than good.
Research questions:
• What are the main causes & motives of the Japanese Occupation
• What are the main effects of Japanese Occupation to the people at that time?
• What are the instruments of propaganda during Japanese Occupation and how did they affect the thinking of the people?
Rationale:
During the Japanese Occupation, many people suffered and some even died. The Japanese Occupation was really a nightmare at that time. We want to find out whether war does more harm or does more good. We should learn our lessons from the...