Question

What social challenges did liberal forces face in Japan?

-Western ideas about women’s roles clashed with traditional society.

-Workers earning low wages were attracted to the ideas of Marx and Lenin.

-Conservatives blasted government corruption, such as payoffs.

-Western influences undermined liberal ideas of obedience.

Answer 1

The answer u are looking for is:
-Conservatives blasted government corruption, such as payoffs.
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Answer 2

The correct answer is "Workers earning low wages were attracted to the ideas of Marx and Lenin".

The liberal Democratic Party of Japan has been the predominant political force in Japan since its foundation in 1955. It has been in power for almost all this time except for 2 brief periods in the 90s and late 00s. Its political views are conservative. They support the neoliberal system of Laissez Faire economics and the free market.

During the early years of the Cold War, between 1950 and 1970, the party held strong oppositions to leftist political movements who supported Communist views. These were normally formed by labor unions who consistently lobby for better working conditions, which include a rise in wages.