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Japan's First Parliament: http://www.ecrater.com/p/17893636/the-emperor-mutsuhito-opening-japansWhich of the following represents the greatest change of the Meiji government by 1900?Elimination ToolSelect one answerAJapan had become the leading economic power in Asia.BJapan became a model democracy with high political participation.CThe standard of living had improved significantly for the majority of the Japanese.DJapan had shifted from being a net importer to a net exporter of rice and other food products.Sk

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Japan's First Parliament: http://www.ecrater.com/p/17893636/the-emperor-mutsuhito-opening-japansWhich of the following represents the greatest change of the Meiji government by 1900?Elimination ToolSelect one answerAJapan had become the leading economic power in Asia.BJapan became a model democracy with high political participation.CThe standard of living had improved significantly for the majority of the Japanese.DJapan had shifted from being a net importer to a net exporter of rice and other food products.Sk

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The question is asking which of the following options represents the most significant change made by the Meiji government in Japan by 1900. The options are:

A) Japan had become the leading economic power in Asia. B) Japan became a model democracy with high political participation. C) The standard of living had improved significantly for the majority of the Japanese. D) Japan had shifted from being a net importer to a net exporter of rice and other food products.

To answer this question, we need to understand the major changes that occurred during the Meiji era in Japan. The Meiji era, which lasted from 1868 to 1912, was a period of rapid modernization and westernization. During this time, Japan underwent significant political, economic, and social changes.

A) While Japan did experience significant economic growth during the Meiji era, it did not become the leading economic power in Asia by 1900. China, despite its internal problems, was still a larger economy.

B) The Meiji government did introduce a constitution and a parliament, but political participation was limited. The government was largely controlled by a small group of oligarchs, and voting rights were restricted to a small percentage of the population.

C) The standard of living did improve for some Japanese during the Meiji era, particularly those in urban areas and those who were able to take advantage of new economic opportunities. However, many rural and lower-class Japanese continued to struggle with poverty.

D) Japan did increase its agricultural productivity during the Meiji era, but it did not become a net exporter of rice and other food products. In fact, Japan began importing more food to support its growing population and urbanization.

Therefore, none of the options accurately represents the greatest change of the Meiji government by 1900. However, if we had to choose the most accurate, it would be option C) The standard of living had improved significantly for the majority of the Japanese. This is because the Meiji era did bring about significant economic growth and modernization, which would have improved living standards for at least some Japanese.

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