At the lowest level of social stratification in ancient Japan were the: Answer shogun. burakumin or "outcasts." samurai or "warriors." Shudra.

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At the lowest level of social stratification in ancient Japan were the:

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shogun.
burakumin or "outcasts."
samurai or "warriors."
Shudra.

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the lowest level was the Burakumin

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