Which statement best explains the emperor’s role in feudal Japan? The emperor created laws and controlled the daimyo. The emperor was a figurehead who did not run the government. The emperor was responsible

Which statement best explains the emperor’s role in feudal Japan? The emperor created laws and controlled the daimyo. The emperor was a figurehead who did not run the government. The emperor was responsible for managing trade with other empires. The emperor designed a system that did not share power with the shogun.

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