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Which of the following describes a key difference between feudalism in Europe and feudalism in Japan?

A. In Europe serfs could vote to remove a lord from office, while daimyos' positions were secure.
B. In Japan the barter system was replaced with a money economy, while barter was never abandoned in Europe.
C. In Europe the kings dominated the nobility, while in Japan the emperor was politically weak.
D. In Europe feudal lords owned all their lands, while in Japan the peasants owned the land they worked.

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Choice D

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D. In Europe feudal lords owned all their lands, while in Japan the peasants owned the land they worked.

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