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The Meiji Era changed Japanese society by

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Answer: modernizing the armed forces, investing in factories, and establishing universal education

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The Meiji Era changed Japanese society by restoring practical imperial rule, and doing away with the past state of rulers who had "looked inward" instead of focussing on the empire.

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