Which identifies Japan’s movement from a feudal society to an industrialized nation?
Class warfare that was established by disgruntled Japanese peasants led to the need for political reform and the end of feudalism.
The spread of Christianity throughout Japan led farmers to question the authority of the emperor.
The emperor’s restoration to power created a central government that established policies that unified Japan and promoted economic growth.
The rise of the Meiji shogunate led to military consolidation and military industrial growth.
Is it A?
The emperor’s restoration to power created a central government that established policies that unified Japan and promoted economic growth.
its c, i took the test
No, it is not option A. To identify Japan's movement from a feudal society to an industrialized nation, we need to carefully analyze the options provided.
Option A states that class warfare established by disgruntled Japanese peasants led to the need for political reform and the end of feudalism. While there were some revolts and uprisings by peasants during Japan's transition, class warfare alone does not fully explain the transformation of Japan into an industrialized nation.
Option B suggests that the spread of Christianity throughout Japan led farmers to question the authority of the emperor. However, the influence and spread of Christianity in Japan during the period of transition from feudalism to industrialization were relatively limited. Christianity did not play a significant role in this context.
Option C states that the emperor's restoration to power created a central government that established policies to unify Japan and promote economic growth. This option refers to the Meiji Restoration, which is the correct answer. The Meiji Restoration in 1868 marked the end of the shogunate and the restoration of imperial rule in Japan. It led to significant political, social, and economic reforms that modernized Japan and paved the way for industrialization.
Option D mentions the rise of the Meiji shogunate and military consolidation, which is inaccurate. The Meiji Shogunate came to an end during the Meiji Restoration, and it did play a role in the transition. However, the shogunate's rise itself did not directly lead to Japan's industrialization.
Therefore, the correct answer is option C: The emperor's restoration to power created a central government that established policies to unify Japan and promote economic growth.