Question

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What was the Tokugawa shogunate?

A.
The forces that assembled and defeated the invading Mongol army in the thirteenth century

B.
A dynasty created after Ieyasu defeated all the warlords and united Japan under one rule

C.
The edicts and acts established by the daimyo that restricted trade with foreign nations

D.
A dynasty created when the Shogun defeated Ieyasu and created an imperial government

Answer 1

The Tokugawa Shogunate was a feudal military dictatorship in Japan that lasted for almost three hundred years, from 1603 to 1868. The period in Japanese history in which the Tokugawa Shogunate held power is called the Edo period, after the capital of Japan during the Shogunate. The Tokugawa Shogunate marks the period in Japanese history when the caste system was most rigid, leading eventually to social unrest, culminating in an overthrow of the Shogunate and the installation of Emperor Meiji. The Tokugawa family rose to power in 1603, after a period of warring states and political intrigue destabilized Japan. The family ruled from Edo castle and based its source of power on a very rigid social hierarchy with minimal mobility between classes. The warrior samurai held the most power, followed by farmers, artisans, and traders. Land was controlled by daimyo, or feudal lords, who collected taxes and military service from their peasant vassals. This ultimately contributed to the collapse of the Tokugawa Shogunate, because most taxes were fixed and did not take inflation into account, leading to poverty and bitter battles among the ruling classes.

Answer 2

stop reposting your questions!

Answer 3

@Hauntedwoodsgal so is it a b c or d?

Answer 4

nevermind... >:(

Answer 5

all you want is answers. stop, she tried to help you and NOT give you the answer. You have to figure it out your self. that is against the code of conduct and you keep re-posting your questions

Answer 6

@micahm

Answer 7

yes

Answer 8

he going against the code of conduct.. he posted this question more than once and hes only trying to her answers..@micahm

Answer 9

get not her

Answer 10

how many time did he do it
in order for it to be reported

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Answer 11

Thank you @BrickByBoringBrick

Answer 12

is he answering who asked the question or is he playing around

Answer 13

woah that was a lot, he asked about 3 or 4 times. and well @Hauntedwoodsgal answered like trying to help him figure out the question but he was like "well is it A B C or D?"

Answer 14

How many times did he ask

Answer 15

is he still on here if so let try answering his question

Answer 16

i dont know about 3 or 4.

Answer 17

me try answering it

Answer 18

ok

Answer 19

what?

Answer 20

trust him let him do his work

Answer 21

@Aquacycle can you re-post the question Please

Answer 22

i have to do it to see if he breaking the rules

Answer 23

okay

Answer 24

@Aquacycle

Answer 25

i guess he got his question answered since this is closed

Answer 26

okay. it was still annoying though. when i tried helping him the first time he got mad

Answer 27

@BrickByBoringBrick and @Hauntedwoodsgal if this happens like this agian just don't answer that person question

Answer 28

cus they just want to start some thing that they can't finish

Answer 29

okay. thanks for ,looking at this anyways ! (:

Answer 30

any time

Answer 31

as long as i am on openstudy

Answer 32

lmao

Answer 33

IMAO AS IN