Question

How did Japan change politically after World War II?

Communist and non-communist interests clashed.


A long-standing civil war resumed.


A new constitution enacted democratic reforms.


Japan was divided into two different countries.

Answer 1

The answer is,

A new constitution enacted democratic reforms.

Step-by-step explanation:

Until their defeat and subsequent surrender in the world war 2, Japan was a monarchy system where the emperor held the power of all economy and military. After the war, many democratic reforms were introduced and the power of the emperors withered.