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Did japan industrialize before European nations and the US?
No, Japan was behind the United States & Europe in its efforts to industrialize.
In Japan where did they get the money to industrialize?
They got money from other countries like the united states
What is the only Asian nation that began to industrialize in response to the pressure from western powers?
Japan .
How did Japan industrialize?
Japan was industrialized by a series of events called Meiji Restoration that restored imperial power. Japan went through rapid modernization with many industries built such as ship yards, spinning mills and iron smelters.
The goal of Japan's revolutionary meiji reforms was to?
modernize and industrialize the country so that Japan could deal with the West on an equal basis.
What were the characteristics of the Meiji Restoration?
The years of the Meiji Restoration are classified as: efforts to industrialize Japan the modernization of Japan's army and navy the acceptance of Western ideas.
Why was Japan the first Asian country to industrialize?
because the country's industrial equipment flooded the countries of the world
What country was the last to industrialize during the nineteenth century?
Japan was the last country to industrialize during the nineteenth century. This process began in the late 19th century through a period known as the Meiji Restoration, during which Japan modernized and industrialized rapidly to catch up with Western powers.
What is a sentence for the word industrialize?
I industrialize.
When did Japan open it's ports to the west?
Japan opened its ports after signing the Treaty of Kanagawa with the US in 1854 and began to intensively modernize and industrialize.
True or false During the Meiji Restoration Japan rejected Western ways of life?
No. Japan embraced Western ways of life in order to industrialize.
Why would someone like to visit Japan?
Why visit Japan? Honestly, it’s one of those places that stays with you forever. From Tokyo’s neon buzz to Kyoto’s peaceful temples, every corner feels like a new world. I had no idea how to plan my first trip—until I found Pinerary. It laid out the perfect itinerary with all the must-sees (and a few hidden gems too). Whether you're into sushi, cherry blossoms, bullet trains, or just soaking in a hot spring with a mountain view—Japan has something magical for everyone. Trust me, once you go, you'll want to go back.
