In the early 20^th century, the Japanese military entered Korea and conquered the native population. During this time, Japanese culture was elevated above the native Korean culture. This is an example of:

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C) Migrant Superordination refers to the process where the incoming group (in this case, the Japanese military) imposes its culture and social structures over the native population, as seen during the Japanese occupation of Korea.

In the Early 20th Century, the Japanese Military Entered Korea

In the Early 20^th Century, the Japanese Military Entered Korea