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AP Success - AP World History: Labor in Meiji Japan Analyzed

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Question 1

Multiple choice

  • The challenges faced by factory workers during industrialization.

  • The successful modernization of Japanese military forces.

  • The expansion of democratic rights for Japanese citizens.

  • The cultural renaissance and revival of traditional arts.

Question 2

Multiple choice

  • Factory work was considered an honorable and desirable occupation.

  • Children were often sent to factories as a form of legal punishment.

  • Filial piety and obedience to parents were highly valued cultural norms.

  • Parental authority was declining due to the influence of Western individualism.

Question 3

Multiple choice

  • Managed in a way that prioritized workers' health and well-being over profits.

  • Operated under strict rules that governed workers' behavior and productivity.

  • An example of a cooperative business model owned by the workers themselves.

  • A place where workers had significant input into the conditions of their labor.

Question 4

Multiple choice

  • The social and economic disruptions caused by the Industrial Revolution.

  • The rise of nationalism and the creation of a unified national identity.

  • The decline of agrarian societies and the return to a feudal economic system.

  • The global spread of Enlightenment ideals about individual rights and liberties.

Question 5

Multiple choice

  • Labor unions were effective in negotiating higher wages and better working conditions for factory workers.

  • The government implemented successful policies to redistribute wealth and protect workers' rights.

  • Industrialization provided workers with ample opportunities for savings and financial security.

  • Workers often faced exploitation and harsh conditions that limited their ability to improve their economic status.

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