What was the Meiji government's position on education for all Japanese children?

A. Education was most important for the brightest students.

B. Education should include agriculture and rice farming.

C. Education for all was a key to modernization and industrialization.

D. Education should be available on a limited basis to the entire population.

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Dean Thompson

1 November, 13:08

What was the Meiji government's position on education for all Japanese children?

A. Education was most important for the brightest students.

B. Education should include agriculture and rice farming.

C. Education for all was a key to modernization and industrialization.

D. Education should be available on a limited basis to the entire population.

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Jessica Chen · Answer 1

I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option A. The Meiji government's position on education for all Japanese children is that education was most important for the brightest students. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.