What was the key difference between the nationalism of Emperor Hirohito compared to Hitler, Mussolini, and Franco? a. Hirohito was militarist; the others were nationalist.
b. Hirohito was communist; the others were theocratic.
c. Hirohito was capitalist; the others were Nazis.
d. Hirohito was a physicist; the others were neuroscientists.

a. Hirohito was militarist; the others were nationalist.

Explanation:

Indeed, among all the various options, the difference that is most likely is option a.

Remember, the term militarist is basically used to refer to someone who believes in building a very strong military strength for their country.

While the term nationalist is used to refer to someone who is extremely patriotic and would do everything they can to support their country's interests even though doing so could affect another country negatively.

well it definitly does because if you are seen as weak you will be seen as unimportant and they will walk all over you and the us is the most powerful military and the largest in the world

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