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8 April, 19:23

Why did the Meiji Government have to get rid of the Samurai class in order to modernise/industrialise?

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    The samurai were traditionalists. The nation was run by Shoguns. Shogun governments were set up in a feudalistic system. The restoration started with an American visit to Japan in 1853, showing off modern American steamships.
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