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What led to the failure of the Taika reforms and what was the political result?
The failure of the Taika reforms implied the weakening of the imperial government and the passage of power to the aristocracy.
Who in Japan would have been most upset by the Taika Reforms?
free men and women in japan cause they dont have a righ to be free then anymore ........i think...
What were Taika reforms?
Centralization of the Japanese Government and to enhance power of the Imperial Court. Hope this helped :)
Who began the reforms that led to democratization of the Soviet Union?
Mikhail Gorbachev
Who began the reforms that led to the democratization of the Soviet Union?
Mikhail Gorbachev
What led to the failure of the Taika reforms and what was the political result?
The failure of the Taika reforms implied the weakening of the imperial government and the passage of power to the aristocracy.
Who in Japan would have been most upset by the Taika Reforms?
free men and women in japan cause they dont have a righ to be free then anymore ........i think...
Who didnt like the taika reforms?
a black guy
Where was tokugawa born?
He was born in japan by a clan called taika
Governmental reforms and liberalism have led to?
Governmental reforms and liberalism have led to
How was japan's government organized during the edo period?
The Taika Reform set up the first government.
What is the birth name of Taika Waititi?
Taika Waititi's birth name is Taika David Waititi.
How tall is Taika Waititi?
Taika Waititi is 6' 2".
Ataturk's reforms in Turkey lead him to what?
Ataturks reforms in turkey led him to ?
How did the American occupation change in Japan?
New constituion industrial reforms land reforms
What of the following best characterizes japans unification under prince shotoku?
Japan's unification under Prince Shotoku in the 7th century is best characterized by the establishment of a centralized government and the promotion of Buddhism and Confucianism as guiding principles. Shotoku implemented a series of reforms, including the Taika Reforms, which aimed to strengthen imperial authority and create a more structured society. His support for cultural and political ties with China significantly influenced Japan’s political system and cultural development, laying the groundwork for a more unified Japanese state.
What were Taika reforms?
Centralization of the Japanese Government and to enhance power of the Imperial Court. Hope this helped :)
