Feudal Japan was isolated from the rest of the world, in contrast with
feudal Europe, for whom trade and cooperation with other continents was
still necessary in order to survive. There were other subtler
differences too, however, for example Knights in Europe were rewarded
for service with land and by gaining control over the peasants in an
area. The Japanese equivalent, Samurai, were paid a salary and not
rewarded with land.
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The abolitionist argument that is most rooted in religion, according to the excerpt, is that <span>God does not consider one race inferior to another. The author clearly states that the color of one's skin is irrelevant when it comes to human relations, and that ultimately, black people should not be slaves merely because they are black - they are certainly not inferior to white people.</span>
Answer: Option (a).
In a federal system of government, power is shared between the different levels of government.
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