Post ww ii japan was primarily reorganized by general macarthur as he modified these economic interests.
a. kamikazes
c. karaoke’s
b. zaibatsu’s
d. bonzai’s

The correct answer is B) zaibatsus.

Post-WW II Japan was primarily reorganized by General MacArthur as he modified the economic interests of zaibatsus.

Zaibatsu is a Japanese concept that identifies the business conglomerates or corporations that controlled the economy until the end of World War II. General Douglass McArthur became the Supreme Command of Allied Powers in Japan in September 1945 and led the Japanese reconstruction after the war.  One of the main goals of MacArthur was to reorganize the structure of zaibatsus. FRom 1945 to 1952, General MacArthur led important reformations in the military, in politics, and economy.

B. Zaibatsu´s

Explanation:

The Zaibatsu was a Japanese term used to describe a group of businesses like monopolies. In Japan, during the period before and during World War II, 4 families controlled almost the entire economy of Japan. They were Mitsubishi, Mitsui, Sumitomo, and Yasuda.

When General MacArthur arrived into power during the Postwar he saw that problem and started to modify it. But with the advance of Communism in Asia under the context of the Cold War, the strong policies began to slow down letting the Zaibatsu adopt a new structure. Nowadays they are known as Keiretsu.

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