uot;the period of Japanization and industrial development" from 1931-1945.
             A multiple of significant transformations occurred in Korea within the total period of occupation. Most of these changes were enforced, however, some a few Koreans volunteered as well. Either way, these changes ended the basis of Korea's education and culture, which was feudalism. Also, the economic and social systems were altered, and communication and transportation systems were changed in a more modern fashion. New industries and capitalism grew and developed as well.
             Since Japan's goal was to use Korea's resources, the Japanese had an idea to incorporate the Koreans into Japanese culture and to build a powerfully logistic foundation for Japan's world development. In order to do this, the Japanese installed several programs. The Koreans were forbidden to use the Korean language, they were no longer able to use their tradition Korean names, and they were also prohibited from studying Korean history. The Korean culture, under Japanese control,
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