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What effect did the meiji restoration have on industry

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The Meiji restoration was when Japan wanted to "westernize" or become more like the western countries. They did this for the saying "if you can't beat them join them" if they did not become like them they would become another colony. Industry had to rapidly increase their production of goods in order to modernize the country.

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