Question

Because of the power of the shoguns relative to the emperor, which of the following can be inferred about feudal Japan?

a. In Japanese feudalism, a person's social class often changed.
b. Military power was more important that theorietical power.
c. Religious status was valued more than military strength.
d. Those at the top of the hierarchy wielded absolute control.

Answer 1

The answer would be B

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Answer 2

I think it's B: Military power was more important than theoretical power, but I could be completely wrong.