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Nippon: the story of Japan

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Typed draft of a possible graduation speech with notes on the history of Japan and its influences on the world. Concludes with theories about what can be learned from their mistakes and how it relates to the United States.
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Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Communism
  3. Foreign Relations
  4. Japanese
  5. Race Relations
  6. Relations With Japanese

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