1. Japan’s defense system was greatly altered after World War II. Which statement best describes these changes? 1) Japan concentrated on economic growth and depended on the USA for its defense. 2) While cooperating with the USA, Japan chose to take a neutral political stance as a country. 2. Which statement best describes the Japanese constitution? 1) Possessing no military force. 2)Three nuclear principals (non-possession, non-manufacturing and non-introduction of nuclear weapons). 3. Former Prime Minister SATO Eisaku received the Nobel Peace Prize. What for? 1) Japan’s declaration of the three nuclear principals. 2)Japan’s noninvolvement in any war after World War Ⅱ. 4. Japan keeps its spending on defense low. What percentage of the GNP is considered to be the cut off line in the budget? 1) Under one percent. 2) Under ten percent. 5. The USA drafted the Japanese constitution after the war. What did they prioritize in it? 1) That Japan did not rearm. 2) That Japan would be a neutral nation.