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Paths to Modernisation
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In the 16th century, in Japan three changes laid the pattern for development. Explain the changes.

Answer

In the late sixteenth century, three changes laid the pattern for future development.

1.The peasantry was disarmed and only the samurai could carry swords. This ensured peace and order, ending the frequent wars of the previous century.


2. The daimyo was ordered to live in the capitals of their domains, each with a large degree of autonomy.


3. Land surveys identified owners and taxpayers and graded land productivity to ensure a stable revenue base.

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