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4. When the "last samurai" leader rebelled against the state in 1877, he was:

A. Soundly defeated by a Japanese national army.
B. Successful in temporarily restoring the samurai.
C. Overcome by a plague in the northern part of Japan.
D. Successful in capturing the northern part of Japan and holding it for another decade, though not the rest of Japan.



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Final answer:

In 1877, during the Satsuma Rebellion, the 'last samurai' leader was decisively defeated by the Japanese national army.


Explanation:

The 'last samurai' leader rebelled against the state in 1877, was soundly defeated by a Japanese national army. The rebellion, known as the Satsuma Rebellion, saw the Imperial Japanese Army, equipped with modern weapons, overpower the samurai forces.


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