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1989 中學會考預習專欄

【明漉出版社 MILL & DALE PRESS

History (23)

The Meiji Japan

J. Lui

and

"I would like to examine how the constitutional, economic, social military refores undertaken ty the Meiji leaders. led Lo the rise of Зарал. Before ! exarine. the above questions, candidates should bear. 10 'mind that before the reform; Japan was a feudalistic and weak country which was China's former tributary state.

Besides, candidates should noté. how Japan entered the modern world and was recognized as an Asian power. The Political Reform

2.

The first and utmost task of the Meiji leaders was to centralize the government. This must be done in order to carry out ethers reforms effectively.

Besides, a strong government must be a centralized one. Thus, the leaders thought of some reform programmes

to ོར་

form મ and efficient centralized

government.

50

3. Thus, the first task of the leaders wos to wipe out the remnants of feudal Japan.

4. Daimyos were asked to surrender their rights to rule the domains to the emperor"

5. Instead, the whole country was divided into different prefectures. 16. In addition, daimyos were replaced by government officials who were responsible for administering the. prefectures and collecting taxes.

and modern ministries were set up in 1871.

7. Furthermore,

new

8. They were the ministries of Home Affairs, Foreign Affairs, Finance, Justice, Public Works, War, and the Imperial

Education

Household..

The above reform was peaceful and successful because former, daimyos Here "compensated. by appointments in the new government,

new

high salaried pensions.

10. Thus, we can

process of pelitil

rather peaceful and

the country could be maintaindras. mell

11. By 1869, the old class division of

Samurai,

dzinyo, craftsmen

peasants, end merchants was abolished. This was done in order

modern and powerful

to create state.

3

The Financial Reforms

1. Since the function of a modern government requires a huge amount

of revenue to meet the expenses of the government, the government could not solely rely on contributions of the daimyos.

the

2. Thus, they hac to find new sources.

of revenue.

3. Besides, since the imported duties. ..on imported goods were fixed at 5% by the treaties with the. West, the Meiji leaders could not, raise any the imported from extra revenue goods.

4.

To stabilize the finance, yen was inproduced as national currency and a new land tax was introduced in 1873.

The Military Reforms

1. Realizing the importance and the need to defend their country, military reforms must be introduced. So that Japan could somehow withstand the advent of western imperialist.

2. As stated before, the Meiji leaders were pragmatic leaders who copied useful models from the West, that their country could strengthened.

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3. The maja issues of the reforms were a. An Imperial Force, which was modeled from France, was formed in 1871.

b. The Ministry of War was divided into the Army and Navy Ministries, The new navy, which consisted of the Shogunate fleet, was modeled on the British system, whereas the new army, which was headed by Yamagata was modeled on Germany.

c. All male Japanese regardless of their social origins had to serve three years of active. military service and five years in the

reserve.

d. In fact, the above policy was the universal conscription which was introduced, in 1873.

Figure 5

(1) which of the half rings (63 and 6 is the positive

terminal of the generator?

4. Candidates should note that the above reforms secured the supremacy of the government.

Besides, some scholars have argued that because of the new military. Struct Japan was destined to s militia in the

are

3. (a) when the keys Ki and

both open, there is no current through the copper rod. The forces acting cr the copper, rods are the tensions in the copper wires and the weight of the rod. 240. Therefore, the tension in each wire is flg.. (b) When K, L closed and K2 is open. current will flow through. the coppe rod in direction from B tu. D. Hence, by lef hand rule, a forços 15 acti upwards on the copper rod

herefore the tension in each wire is smaller than M.

Educational Reforms

1. In order to get fistulang

knowledge,

2.

PUBLI

Social tests the 187 Causes:

Some Japanese could not adjust economic themselves to environment.

.2.

The

the new

class

was

resentful most

whose. pride

was hurt Samurai because their former feudal statues were

deprived

compensation.

without

estern

sent

abroad, anticuly to the United) States amaurope.

For pragmatason, the students studied abroad in order to acquire stefn technical knowledge so-as to strengthen the stronghold of their country.

3. Besides, a Translation Bureau was

established

western knowledge widely available to the Japanese.

4. Unlike China, the

3.

5 to increase the

duced by the generator are. "Increasing the number of turns

in the coil.

increasing the

rotation.

making the field magnet

strong as possible,

(e) (i) 6, is the positive terminal and

G is the megative terminal.

parliament, vetoing the budget and

controlling the military power of the country.

8. Another important characteristic of the political system was that Elder Statesmen could exercise their political power through the Privy. Council.

9. Besides, nearly only one percentage

of the population could vote for government.

10. Accordingly, some argue that the emperer-centred political system and the imbalance of power between the militarists and civilians payed the way to the rise of militarism in the 1930's.

ample

Japanese translated not only science. and technology books, but alsó, books related to economics, social and political history.

the

5.

-better

How Japan emerged as a world power.

Before the opening of Japan, Japan

tributary was only a

state of china..

3. Thus, à series of samurai insurrections took place in the 1870's.

4.

the: the

In ordem:

alleviate to: discontent of the samurai,

leaders Meiji

invaded Korea order to enhance the prestige oi the samurai.

Economic Reforms

1. Strong economic foundation was the

essential Foundation for strengthening of Japan.

t

2. Since the aims of the Meiji Reform were to strengthen Japan along western lines, military industries were emphasized.

3.

'on

As a result, heavy emphasis was placed

and che building development of arsenal and ammunition factories, shipyards and. reflways.

4. Railways were built

strategic value.

because

of

5. Since the above projects required

heavy capital, thus the government. took the lead in building the above projects."

6. Besides, the Ministry of Industry.

provided technical advice; easy credit facilities and subsidies to native industrialists.

7. As a result, spindles and looms

were imported from Britain.

8.

Thus, cotton spinning and weaving. industries became an important sector of industry,

9. Later, in the 1880's non military industries were sold by the government to the former samuraj and dyamid.

10, In addition, cartels were formed

since 1885.

Thus, they. hac understanding of the West.

6. Above all, a uniform educational: system, was introduced so that the mass in general, could contribute to the modernization of Japan.

7. Thus, the Ministry of Education was

established in 1871.

8. As a result, compulsory education was introduced to all Japanese boys and girls.

9. The

important feature of the Japanese educationa? system was that the schools were highly centralized and heavy emphasis was placed on loyalty to the Japanese emperor.

Constitutional Reforms

1. Oppositions came from other clans because some Japanese. were discontented with the political monopoly of Choshu and Satsuma in the government.

2. Thus, discontented leaders resigned.

from the government and formed political parties to air their discontent

3. For instance, Itagaki formed the Liberal Party and Dkuma ferned the Constitutional Progressive Party

4. To resolve the differences among sént different parties, Ito was abroad to fund a suitable western political s tem that suited the situation of Japan..

5. At last, the leaders chose the Prussian model in which loyalty to the emperor was heavily emphasized... 6. However, the hutution and the political system were not truly representative and democratic.

7:

As mentioned before, the emperor held supreme power an appointing important ministers, dissolving the

2. Japan

expanded overseas partly. because she wanted to divert the discontent of the samurai and

because partly

she

raw needed materials and

the markets in process of her industrialization and modernization.

3. Thus, in 1879, she annexed Liuqiu

ir. 1879.

4.

Before the First Sino-Japanese War, Japan was not recognized by China as a world, power.

5

Thus, Japan expanded overseas in order to gain such recognition.

6. The Meiji: Reform proved a success

as she could defeat China in 1895.

7. In 1898, she was treated by: China as a world power by giving Fukien as the sphere of her influence.

8. Then, in 1900, Japan allied with

other nations in suppressing the. Boxers.

9. Above all, she was given good terms and compensation in the Boxer Protocol.

10. Then, in 1902, Japan was finally"

recognized as an Asian power as the powerful Britain signed the Anglo- Japanese Alliance.

11. The Russo-Japanese War 1904-C5 finally uplifted its international status because Japan, beingan

Asian power, could defeat Russia an European power.

12. To sum up, Japan emerged as a world power by a series of successful: adventures and wars.

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Physics (23)

If now, an accumulator is connected.

to the left-hand coil as shown in figure 2. State what happens to tre cols immediately after S, and S are closed simultaneously.

C. Y. Mak

copper rod

magnetic field Into payer

Exercise 23 Electromagnetism (3)

Figure 1.

Two coils are placed close together and facing each other as shown in figure 1.

(a) What is the direction (if any) of the induced current through Rin the left-hand coil immediately after switch 5 is closed.

b) What is the direction of the force (if any) that, acts on the left-hand coil?

Figure 3

As shown. in. figure 3, an uniform." copper rod is held horizontally.by attaching to two vertical copper wires AB and. CD. A magnetic field: is applied perpendicular to the vertical planie formed by the wires and the copper rod. The mass of the copper rod, is 2 Will the tension of each wire wh following three t than, equal,

(where gis tiad

∙Gravity)

(a) The keys

of the Peater than Mg? Tonce to

are both

and K is opened.

and K, is closed.

Figure 4 below shows the main. feature of a "simple alternating Current generator (a.c. generator). The rectangular coil rulates at a steady speed in a magnetic field. (a) state the position of the coil

(1) when the current through R is maximene.

(ii) when the current through R is zero, and -

(iii) when the current: through R reverses its direction.

(b) If the rectangular coil rotates 3600 revolutions per minute. what is the frequency of the. alternate current so produced?

(c) Sketch a diagram to show how the e... produced by The generator varies with time.

to increase. magnitude of educed by

(a) One way

the generator

coil, suggest

the

using iron

rectangular

Peether ways

to increase tc.m.froduced

by this generator

(e) If the rotating slip-rings G,

and fig is replace by

commutator G and 64 as shown in figura 5 below.

Solution to exercise 23

1.

2.

The direction of the induced (current is as shown in the

figure below

(b) The force that acts on the

left-hand coil is to the left.

in the figure, currents. To through the loops as ed Hence, due to magnetic current, unlike poles are and the coils will attract

closed,

is opened

current will through the copper rod in the direction from D to B. Hence,

by left hand ruld, a force is acting downwards on the copper red and therefore the tension in each, wire is greater than MC.

When the plane formed by the rectangular coil is parallel to the direction of the magnetic field. (i.e. when the coil 15 horizontal)

(ii) When the plane formed by the coil is perpendicular to the magnetic field. (1.. when the coil is vertical)

(111) The current reverses when the

coil, passes the vertical.

(b) 60 Hz

.(c).

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