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What in influenced the Japanese belief that merchants did not contribute much to society? a) Buddhism b) Confucianism c) Hinduism d) Shintoism

What in influenced the Japanese belief that merchants did not contribute much to society? a) Buddhism b) Confucianism c) Hinduism d) Shintoism
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What in influenced the Japanese belief that merchants did not contribute much to society?

a) Buddhism
b) Confucianism
c) Hinduism
d) Shintoism

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User Uday Kiran
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the religion which influenced the Japanese belief that merchants did not contribute much to society was definitely Confucianism.
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User Seva Kalashnikov
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The religion of Shintoism contributed to the Japenese's belief that merchants did not contribute much to society.
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