because japan felt disrespected by the provisions of the treaty of portsmouth, it would most likely lead…
because japan felt disrespected by the provisions of the treaty of portsmouth, it would most likely lead japan to\nan increase in aggressive imperialism.\na desire to reclaim manchuria from china.\neventual revenge against the country of russia.\nlack of trust in the us and future negotiations with it.
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The Treaty of Portsmouth ended the Russo - Japanese War. Japan was dissatisfied with the terms as it did not get as much as it wanted, especially in terms of territorial and financial gains from Russia. This led to a sense of being disrespected. As a result, Japan developed a lack of trust in the US which mediated the treaty and in future negotiations with the US. It was not mainly about an immediate increase in aggressive imperialism, reclaiming Manchuria from China was not a direct result of this treaty's disrespect perception, and while there was animosity towards Russia, the more immediate and likely outcome was the lack of trust in the US.
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lack of trust in the US and future negotiations with it.