The political change made by Emperor Meiji was that he created a highly centralized bureaucratic government. This was part of the Meiji Restoration, which aimed to modernize and strengthen Japan’s political structure and economy, moving away from the feudal system and towards a more centralized and efficient government. While the Meiji Constitution was also an important development eventually established in 1889, the most significant change during his reign was the centralization of governance.
Which political change was made by Emperor Meiji?
He prevented government officials from traveling to Western nations.
He promoted the samurai’s role as warriors in the military.
He created a highly centralized bureaucratic government.
He wrote a new constitution making Japan a democracy.
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