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Feudal estates sent knights to the Holy Land in the Crusades for religious reasons. What fueled warfare in Feudal Japan? (5 points)

Religious quests

Power and wealth

Defense of women

Support of the arts

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Answer:

Power and health

Warfare was fueled in Feudal Japan by the will to gain power and influence. Military leaders, that is Shoguns, wanted to rule everything and show that they are the most powerful people.

Explanation:

bharathparasad577

The correct answer is option B.

What fueled the Warfare in Feudal Japan?

  • Feudalism means the relationship between lords and its men where the ownership of the land and its use was exchanged for military and loyalty.
  • Japanese people owned the land they farmed.
  • It started when Daimyo class began to get more powerful.
  • The will to gain power and influence fueled the warfare.

Thus, we can say that Power and Wealth fueled the warfare in feudal Japan.

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