<span>The powerful industrial families in japan were known as kamikaze shogun zaibatsu samurai.
Zaibatsu is a powerful banking and industrial families in Japan during the Meiji restoration; one such family was the Kawasaki family
During the Meiji era, the zaibatsu continued to increase in power,
with family members marrying into families of politicians and the
military. Members of the zaibatsu often took up positions in the
government. The American occupation of Japan saw an effort to
dissolve the power of the zaibatsu in the period 1946-1949, however,
this program was abandoned when the Americans realised that the
zaibatsus could help the economic reconstruction of Japan and
therefore help guard against Communism</span>
The powerful industrial families in japan were known as kamikaze shogun zaibatsu samurai. Zaibatsu is a powerful banking and industrial families in Japan during the Meiji restoration; one such family was the Kawasaki family During the Meiji era, the zaibatsu continued to increase in power, with family members marrying into families of politicians and the military.
Population shifts- the population of Western Europe became more rural as Roman centers of trade collapsed. Nobles retreated to rural areas and the cities were left without strong leadership. Other city dwellers moved to rural areas to grow their own food
