Please help ASAP will give brainliast Who did the Japanese use to build their infrastructure projects during World War II?
A enslaved laborers from the territories they conquered
B specialist brought from the United States and Great Britain
C top graduates from Japan's prestigious universities
D communist that were proven to be loyal to the Japanese emperor

The answer is option B "specialist brought from the United States and Great Britain"

Explanation:

In 1945, following World War II, the construction industry endured under US Control of Japan notwithstanding the size of remaking required in crushed Japanese urban areas. Modern foundation was moved from inside Japan to previous hostile areas, for example, China and the Philippines as war reparations. Moreover, building assets, for example, concrete were dependent upon creation restricts or ordered for the development of US army installations. By 1948, this methodology was relinquished for developing Japanese industry.

Japan started getting innovation from the US, and reconstructing of actual foundation and key businesses extended essentially, particularly after the Korean Battle in 1950. This prompted a development blast where up to 40% of Japan's public spending plan went towards development projects until the 1990s. Significant construction during this period included dams, public lodging, and transportation infrastructure.

answer; ///i believe its (b); ///the president will sign it or veto the check first good luck

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