The Meiji Reformers Consciously Gave Shinto a Special Position Within

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Multiple Choice

The Meiji reformers consciously gave Shinto a special position within Japan, because

• A) it had been the first religion developed after settlement of the islands.
• B) the faith showed great reverence for the emperor and accepted him as an almost divine leader.
• C) the emperor insisted that Shinto remain the official faith of Japan.
• D) Shinto and the new constitution would help to make all Japanese into good citizen-patriots.
• E) the faith backed up the constitution's admonition that Japan should be ruled by an unbroken line of emperors forever.

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