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Which of the following best describes the role the warrior classes played in medieval Japan’s economy?(1 point)
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Warriors stopped trading during the Warring States period because of the fighting.
Warriors stopped trading during the Warring States period because of the fighting.
Warriors served the shogun throughout the country, which meant they purchased goods throughout Japan.
Warriors served the shogun throughout the country, which meant they purchased goods throughout Japan.
Warriors made sure that the shogun did not become patrons of guilds.
Warriors made sure that the shogun did not become patrons of guilds.
Warriors tried to control the market because it was an important role the shogun gave them.
Warriors tried to control the market because it was an important role the shogun gave them.
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The response that best describes the role the warrior classes played in medieval Japan’s economy is:
Warriors served the shogun throughout the country, which meant they purchased goods throughout Japan.
This statement reflects the economic activity of the warrior class, as they were part of the feudal system that included serving the shogun and engaging in various economic transactions. The other options do not accurately describe the warriors' role in relation to the economy.
