the tokugawa shonugate became weak, and new nationalistic leaders began to take control in japan. these new leaders wanted to
A) protect japan's tradition
B) modernize japan
C) return to an agrarian society

By the final days of the Tokugawa Shogunate, there was foreign intrusion in Japan, thus having an influence during what is known as the Meiji Restoration period, a political movement where new nationalist leaders started to take control of the country and among their actions they abolished feudalism and created a constitutional monarchy and increased industrialization which is an important part of a country's modernization.

the tokugawa shonugate became weak, and new nationalistic leaders began to take control in japan. these new leaders wanted to A) protect japan's tradition B) modernize japan C) return to an agrarian society

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the tokugawa shonugate became weak, and new nationalistic leaders began to take control in japan. these new leaders wanted to
A) protect japan's tradition
B) modernize japan
C) return to an agrarian society