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Who was considered the true ruler in feudal Japan? (4 points) a. The peasant b. The emperor c. The samurai d. The shogun

Who was considered the true ruler in feudal Japan? (4 points) a. The peasant b. The emperor c. The samurai d. The shogun
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Who was considered the true ruler in feudal Japan? (4 points)

a. The peasant
b. The emperor
c. The samurai
d. The shogun

User Peter Jerald
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I think the answer to this is option D.
User Darmis
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The answer is d, the shogun.
Why?
They used their military power to rule Japan
User Frank Forte
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