The Meiji Restoration involved social, economic and political changes by

a) Elimination of feudal classes, western methods of industrialization and absolutism

b) Gender equality, closed-door policy, and socialist government

c) Strengthening of rigid feudal classes, creation of railroads and a constitutional monarchy

d) Elimination of feudal classes, western methods of industrialization and a constitutional monarchy

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The Meiji Restoration involved social, economic and political changes by

a) Elimination of feudal classes, western methods of industrialization and absolutism

b) Gender equality, closed-door policy, and socialist government

c) Strengthening of rigid feudal classes, creation of railroads and a constitutional monarchy

d) Elimination of feudal classes, western methods of industrialization and a constitutional monarchy

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The Meiji Restoration involved social, economic and political changes by elimination of feudal classes, western methods of industrialization and absolutism

Answer: Option A

Explanation:

The Meiji Restoration involved social, economic and political changes by dissolving or Eliminating feudal classes. The imperial system was being restored as a result to create a new cabinet system of government.

Western methods of industrialization were adopted which bring in the development of Japan with absolutism. Agriculture remain the base of the economy, industrialization though founded the main goal of the government. As a result, Japan gained respect and became recognized in the eyes of the world internationally.