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Example 1: The Meiji Restoration (1853 - 1894)

The Meiji Restoration, when the previous ruler of Japan -  the Tokugawa Shogunate - was overthrown and the Meiji Emperor restored, saw not only political changes but also dramatic economic developments. Under the slogan "Rich country, Strong military," the Meiji government adopted a number of ideas from European countries and the United States relating to government, and technologies to develop industry, communication, and transportation that would result in Japan became a leading global player.

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a. What caused the transition to take place?

 

b. How was the transition achieved?

 

c. What challenges did society face after the transition?

 

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