Question

Which diagram on the right most accurately illustrates the Japanese feudal system that existed between 1000 and 1600?



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A

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B

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C

Answer 1

no diagrams

Answer 2

thank you for the medal

Answer 3

yea but wont let me put it on here

Answer 4

I been giving you then for the past hour ^.^
And time to look it up on google!!

Answer 5

haha XD true

Answer 6

a. daimyo (military leader), shogun, and peasants, most accurately illustrates the Japanese feudal system that existed between 1000 and 1600 " The latter period of the era (1568-1600 AD) is known as the Age of Reunification. [ During this period the number of local lords lessened, though those remaining in the struggles grew in power. These “super-lords” were known as daimyo. The three great
daimyo in the final decades were Oda Nobunaga (1534-82 AD), the commoner Hideyoshi (1536-98 AD), and a somewhat younger leader in Oda Nobunaga’s retinue named Tokugawa Ieyasu (1543-1616 AD). All three men attempted to unify Japan by creating (or forcing) alliances among the powerful daimyo of the land. " ]
http://www.weegy.com/?ConversationId=0PLX7PBS

Answer 7

^^^ what he said

Answer 8

so A

Answer 9

thanx

Answer 10

:D <3 Bing

Answer 11

lol nah google better