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What factor was most important in Japan’s rapid shift toward industrialization?(1 point)
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lack of access to raw materials
lack of access to raw materials
renegotiation of unequal treaties with European nations
renegotiation of unequal treaties with European nations
military wins against Russia and China
military wins against Russia and China
government-directed economic reforms
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government-directed economic reforms
Explanation: The Meiji government drove rapid industrialization through state-led policies — land-tax reform, infrastructure (railways, telegraphs), modern banking, education, promotion of zaibatsu, and sending students/experts abroad — which transformed Japan's economy and enabled later military successes and renegotiation of treaties.
Explanation: The Meiji government drove rapid industrialization through state-led policies — land-tax reform, infrastructure (railways, telegraphs), modern banking, education, promotion of zaibatsu, and sending students/experts abroad — which transformed Japan's economy and enabled later military successes and renegotiation of treaties.
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