A big similarity was that both medieval Europe and Japan employed feudalism; roughly summarized in Europe as: King --> Clergy --> Nobles --> Knights (Vassals) --> Serfs; summarized in Japan as: Emperor --> Shoguns --> Daimyo --> Samurai (Vassals) --> Serfs. Addressing the second portion of yoru question, it's YOUR opinion, so I'll leave it up to you :)
Further Topics for Study: Feudalism, Serfs, Vassals, Medieval Europe, Medieval Japan, the Heian Period, The Sengoku Period, the Dark Ages, Christianity, Animism, and more!
I think it would be State Laws. Hope this helps ya!
The colonies had tried many times to resolve issues with Britain
Answer:
No, war is not the highest form of patriotism.
Explanation:
Patriotism is love and support for one's land, but it does not mean hate for other people's countries.
War is a violent act against other people that is rarely justified. Throughout history, war has mainly served the cynical purposes of the ruling classes.
Patriotism should not be used by politicians to rile up feelings of xenophobia and hate that could lead to war, and people should be aware of these manipulations and stand against them.
The highest form of patriotism is respect and care for one's people, land, and traditions, at the time that respect is shown for foreigners, their countries, and their culture.
