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The Shogun defeated emperor Meiji's modernized forces to keep Japan isolated A True B False
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The Shogun defeated emperor Meiji's modernized forces to keep Japan isolated

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True
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False

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No, it is false that the Shogun defeated emperor Meiji's modernized forces to keep Japan isolated, since in fact Emperor Meiji presided over one of the greatest modernizations of all time. 
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