Question

sq 13. why did japan industrialize during the meiji period? how did industrialization affect japan? → directions: complete the task below using the information you learned in this lesson and your knowledge of social studies. task 1. describe one cause of industrialization in japan in the late 19th and early 20th centuries task 2. describe two social, political, and/or economic effects of industrialization on japan in the late 19th and early 20th centuries

Explanation:

For Task 1, one cause of Japan's industrialization in the late 19th - early 20th centuries was government - led initiatives. The Meiji government actively promoted modernization, built infrastructure, and supported new industries through policies and investments. For Task 2, social effects included urbanization as people moved to cities for factory jobs. Politically, Japan became more assertive in international affairs. Economically, there was growth of domestic industries and increased international trade.

Answer:

Task 1: Government - led initiatives.
Task 2: Social effect: Urbanization. Political effect: Increased international assertiveness. Economic effect: Growth of domestic industries and increased international trade.