The development of the shogunate in Japan was made possible primarily by decades of war between significant families in Japan. This period of conflict, known as the Sengoku period, created a power vacuum and a need for military leaders to establish order, which ultimately led to the rise of the shogunate as a centralized military government.
Which of the following made the development of the shogunate possible?(1 point) Responses the spread of feudalism across society the spread of feudalism across society centuries of hereditary rule based on divine right centuries of hereditary rule based on divine right the decline of feudalism in Japan the decline of feudalism in Japan decades of war between significant families in Japan
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