Question

32. The shogun held the most power in feudal society in Japan.
Answer
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false
Answered by GPT 3.5
True. The shogun, also known as the military dictator, held the highest authority in feudal Japan. They were appointed by the emperor, but held the real power and controlled the military and government. The shogun ruled over the regional lords, known as daimyo, and maintained a centralized system of governance.
Answered by GPT 3.5
True. The shogun held the most power in feudal society in Japan. They were the highest-ranking military and political authority and controlled the samurai warriors, the military class in feudal Japan. They governed over the daimyo and had control over land distribution and law enforcement. The emperor, while serving as a symbolic figurehead, held limited power compared to the shogun.