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Listen During the era of the lord-vassal society in Japan, which group of people actually ruled Japan and truly held power? 1. the emperors 2. the artisans 3.the samurai 4. the shoguns
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During the era of the lord-vassal society in Japan, which group of people actually ruled
Japan and truly held power?

1. the emperors
2. the artisans
3.the samurai
4. the shoguns

User Koloritnij
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Hi, I believe the answer is #4 The Shoguns.

Japan did have emperors, but the shoguns had more power and they handled the politics of the empire.

Hope this helps!
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