In the middle of In the middle of the 12th century, what caused disturbances to arise in Japan?
A. Japanese peasants who couldn't afford to support China's lavish style of government began to rebel against other clans and the government.
B. Peasants were forced to work the crops like serfs in order to supply daimyos with crops and goods that made the daimyos very wealthy and the peasants very poor.
C. The Japanese resented the establishment of Bakufu, a form of government that included military governance by independent warlords.
D. The Samurai were rewarded for their bravery and battle skills with tracts of land that belonged to the peasants, which made the peasants very angry.the 12th century, what caused disturbances to arise in Japan?

How did China's religious beliefs affect Japan?
A. Because of China's influence, Japan began practicing the polytheistic religion of Shinto instead of Buddhism.
B. Japan adopted China's religion of Buddhism, and many Japanese were forced to convert from Shinto to Buddhism.
C. Japanese people wanted to emulate China, including their fundamental religious practice of worshipping multiple gods.
D.Most Japanese people wanted to follow China's great religious philosopher, Confucius, and practice his beliefs.

B. Peasants were forced to work the crops like serfs in order to supply daimyos with crops and goods that made the daimyos very wealthy and the peasants very poor.

B. Japan adopted China's religion of Buddhism, and many Japanese were forced to convert from Shinto to Buddhism.

Explanation:

The daimyo were Japanese feudal lords who ruled most of the country due to their hereditary land holdings. The daimyo dominated the country from the 10th century to the 19th century. They were subordinate to the shogun and the emperor.

One of the most important influences of China on Japan was the adoption of Buddhism. Japanese adopted and converted to Buddhism in large numbers, which led to a decline in their native Shinto religion.