The Meiji government supported and encouraged japan's modernization and industrialization in all except one of the following ways. Which of the following was not a way in which the Meiji government supported and encouraged Japan's modernization and industrialization?

A. setup modern banking system.
B. invested in communication, transportation, and industries.
C. ordered schools to be built in most towns and villages.
D. closed all ports except Nagasaki to foreigners.

I believe it is D. closed all ports except Nagasaki to foreigners. because part of Japan's modernization was openness with western powers and furthering its own influence.

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Martebi Martebi · Answer 2 · 2021-10-01T12:35:10+02:00

The not a way in which the Meiji government supported and encouraged Japan's modernization and industrialization was closed all ports except Nagasaki to foreigners.

for better understanding, lets explain what the Meiji goverment means

Meiji government is a type of government that was adopted by Japan and it uses the constitution and a parliamentary system of government, they also open universal education, built railroads and made telegraph lines available and established strong army and navy bases

Among the options above, there was closure of all ports except Nagasaki to foreigners because the Japanese government was against it

from the above, we can therefore say that the answer The not a way in which the Meiji government supported and encouraged Japan's modernization and industrialization was closed all ports except Nagasaki to foreigners, is correct

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