Which statement best summarizes feudal Japan's social hierarchy?(1 point)

Question

Responses

Warrior class held power.
Warrior class held power.

Farmers/peasants lowest.
Farmers/peasants lowest.

Merchants ranked highest.

Answer 1

The statement that best summarizes feudal Japan's social hierarchy is "Warrior class held power." While farmers and peasants were essential to the economy, the samurai and warrior class were at the top of the social structure in terms of power and influence. Merchants, despite their wealth, were generally regarded lower in social status.