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The emperor who took the throne in 1867 and gave his name to Japan's modernisation was:
AMikawa
BMutsu
CMinami
DMeiji
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Meiji
1. He ascended after his father's death.
2. Power returned to the throne the following year.
3. That emperor was Meiji.
_Source: OpenStax World History Volume 2, Chapter 9, The Second Industrial Revolution._
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