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Which was the role of the shogun in feudal Japan? A. Common soldier B. Local lord C. Military dictator D. Shinto priest

Which was the role of the shogun in feudal Japan? A. Common soldier B. Local lord C. Military dictator D. Shinto priest
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Which was the role of the shogun in feudal Japan?

A. Common soldier
B. Local lord
C. Military dictator
D. Shinto priest

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The Answer to Your question is C. Military dictator 
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