Question

During the feudal period in Japan, there were frequent battles between (daimyos,emperors, or shogun). The fought to bring more (land,slaves, or temples) under their control and gain more power. They organized (craftspeople,priests,samurai) to fight for them.

Answer 1

Answer:

During the feudal period in Japan, there were frequent battles between shogun. The fought to bring more slaves under their control and gain more power. They organized samurai to fight for them.

Explanation:

During the feudal era of Japanese history, the shogun were the de facto rulers of Japan. The shogun first developed during the Heian period, and the first established shogunate happened under Minamoto Yoritomo in 1185. The most durable shogunate was that of Tokugawa Ieyasu. Shogun were often in conflict with each other, as they fought for military power. Their battles were often conducted by samurai, who were hired as mercenaries in order to fight for them.

Answer 2

Answer:

daimyo, land, and samurai