Question

how long did the gains of the revolutions of 1848 last? 4 points by 1849 the gains were still going strong. by 1849 the gains made in the revolutions were getting stronger. by 1849, conservatism returned to control the land. by 1849, all of the absolute monarchs had been overthrown. (this question comes from pages 376 - 379)the primary purpose of the authors description of the meiji emperors reforms is to show that japan 4 points rejected western ideas in favor of traditional japanese culture. adopted selected western practices to strengthen the nation. attempted to isolate itself from global influence. relied exclusively on american models for modernization.

Explanation:

For the first question:

• The Revolutions of 1848 were quickly suppressed. Conservative forces regained control. By 1849, conservatism returned to control the land. The other options are incorrect as the gains did not continue to be strong or get stronger, and not all absolute monarchs were overthrown.

For the second question:

• The Meiji emperor's reforms in Japan involved adopting selected Western practices (such as in military, education, and industry) to strengthen the nation. Japan did not reject Western ideas in favor of only traditional culture, nor did it isolate itself or rely exclusively on American models.

Answer:

First question: C. By 1849, conservatism returned to control the land.
Second question: B. adopted selected Western practices to strengthen the nation.