Question

how did japans demilitarization policy affect its military personnel? it required japans foreign territories to create their own militaries. it banned military personnel from leadership roles. it required all military personnel to be tried for war crimes. it meant the police force had to act as the military.

Explanation:

Japan's demilitarization after World - War II restricted military personnel from having leadership roles as part of efforts to prevent further military aggression. The other options are not accurate consequences of the demilitarization policy. Demilitarization was not about foreign - territories creating their own militaries, nor did it require all military personnel to be tried for war crimes (war - crime trials were a separate process), and it did not mean the police force had to act as the military.

Answer:

It banned military personnel from leadership roles.