What happened as a result of Japan's imperialism in the late nineteenth and early twentieth

centuries?

o It fought a war with China.

O

A wave of nationalism swept through the country.

O

It acquired three territories by 1910.

o

all of the above

Option D. is the answer

Explanation:

Japan waged a war against China. The Qing Dynasty of China suffered a major setback due to the well trained military forces of Japan. After Meiji restoration in Japan, His government sent many students and delegates to western countries to embark on the western culture and find methods to implement it in Japan, gradually Japan transformed from a feudal society to well-trained Military society.

Japanese assimilated the western industrialization practices and built their empire. Chinese adopted traditional practices of warfare, they were in shambles due to internal rebellion protests and they were hostile to adopt western culture, these imperfections made China fragile and its empire was ousted by the west.

Japanese nationalism was so powerful that apart from being a powerful ally in First World War they built a strong empire by adopting best practices from the west.

All of the above

Explanation:

In the second half of the 19th Century Japan become a militarized country, similar to Prussia in Europe. After the feudal system was abolished, the country started adopting influence from the West. That also led to the development of nationalism among the people of Japan. A certain Economical, military and social reforms created one of the strongest empire in the world. In 1894 Japan waged it's first war against Korea, and soon afterwards against China and Russia. This wars were rather successful and Japan gained some new territories - Taiwan, half of Sakhalin and finally in 1910 Korea.