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c. What challenges did society face after the transition?

Japan’s change from a closed feudal society to a modern industrial state took place very quickly. The rapid political and social changes created challenges for the Meiji leaders. They had to find ways to ensure the population supported the reforms. They did this by promoting veneration for the Emperor and encouraging a nationalistic spirit. Nevertheless, they still faced rebellions from the Samurai and the peasantry...

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