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AP World History: Modern
Unit 2 – Networks of Exchange (1200-1450)
Topic 2.7
One major difference between European and Japanese feudalism during the Middle Ages was that
there was no Japanese equivalent to the position of the European lord
there were far fewer agricultural workers in the Japanese feudal system that its European counterpart
while Japanese emperors maintained power during feudalism, European kings were symbolic leaders only
European feudalism was far more militaristic than Japanese feudalism
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AP World History: Modern - 2.7 Comparison in Trade from 1200-1450
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