Social Studies, 23.10.2020 15:40, PinkDivaGirl02

How were the ideas of the samurai and leaders of the Meiji Restoration different? (4 points) a Samurai aimed to preserve tradition; Meiji leaders aimed to change their nation. b Samurai wanted to learn from other cultures; Meiji leaders wanted to stay isolated. c Samurai thought peaceful reform was best; Meiji leaders used violence to push change. d Samurai looked to build industry; Meiji leaders looked to stop trade with the West.

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