History · Modernization of East Asia
During the Meiji period, various intellectual views on modernization emerged in Japan. Match the intellectual to their prominent ideology/view: 1. Fukuzawa Yukichi: Advocated that Japan should 'leave Asia' and align with the West. 2. Miyake Setsurei: Argued that each nation must develop its special talents for world civilization. 3. Ueki Emori: Championed popular sovereignty and the right to revolution. 4. Tanaka Shozo: Advocated for industrial pollution control rather than unlimited growth. Which of the statements given above correctly reflect their historical viewpoints?
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1, 2, and 3 only
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