Japanese military reforms
a. retained the traditional samurai warrior class.
b. created an army based upon universal conscription.
c. relied primarily upon hired mercenaries.
d. abolished its army inasmuch as Japan was an island and a navy would suffice.
e. put the Tokugawas in charge.
b
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