AP Success - AP World History: Labor in Meiji Japan Analyzed
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Question 1
The cultural renaissance and revival of traditional arts.
The expansion of democratic rights for Japanese citizens.
The successful modernization of Japanese military forces.
The challenges faced by factory workers during industrialization.
Question 2
Parental authority was declining due to the influence of Western individualism.
Filial piety and obedience to parents were highly valued cultural norms.
Children were often sent to factories as a form of legal punishment.
Factory work was considered an honorable and desirable occupation.
Question 3
A place where workers had significant input into the conditions of their labor.
An example of a cooperative business model owned by the workers themselves.
Operated under strict rules that governed workers' behavior and productivity.
Managed in a way that prioritized workers' health and well-being over profits.
Question 4
The global spread of Enlightenment ideals about individual rights and liberties.
The decline of agrarian societies and the return to a feudal economic system.
The rise of nationalism and the creation of a unified national identity.
The social and economic disruptions caused by the Industrial Revolution.
Question 5
Workers often faced exploitation and harsh conditions that limited their ability to improve their economic status.
Industrialization provided workers with ample opportunities for savings and financial security.
The government implemented successful policies to redistribute wealth and protect workers' rights.
Labor unions were effective in negotiating higher wages and better working conditions for factory workers.
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