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In what ways did Japan's geography affect its sense of unity?

In what ways did Japan's geography affect its sense of unity?
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In what ways did Japan's geography affect its
sense of unity?

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Japan is covered with many mountains, the villages were isolated with certain areas giving them a strong sense of unity and patriotism. Population from one ethnic group.

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