Japan industrialized their nation to fix the postwar economy crisis that was bringing them down. SCAP set out to rebuild the Japanese society through this crisis. The yen was steady in 1949, decreased the problems of price rises. Japanese political life in the postwar period was distinguished by a search for stability. Japan eventually started to emerge as one of the world's leading economic powers with the help of SWAP, MITI, and LDP.

SCAP was to reshape the Japanese society. Japan passed a new constitution in that created three basic changes in Japan's government. The first one established a system of parliamentary democracy with a bill or rights. The second made clear the emperor was not divine. The third had a clause that said, "the Japanese people forever renounce the war as a sovereign right of the nation." Also. The new constitution gave women the right to vote, have...