To support this goal, the Meiji abolished feudalism and created a . During the Meiji restoration, there was an emphasis on nationalism, increased , and military expansion.

The Meiji leaders wanted to strengthen Japan and compete with Western powers. They promoted industrialization, building factories and modern infrastructure, alongside nationalism and military expansion. The number of samurai declined as the old feudal system was abolished, while agriculture was not the main focus of this goal.

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