The warrior's role in Japan's Government after the 1100 was By 1100, the samurai effectively held both military and political power over much of Japan.
The warriors also were hired by a daimyo to protect him and his land
By the way a Daimyo is (in feudal Japan) one of the great lords who were vassals of the shogun.
Hope it helped you out :)
I believe the answer is A but I'm not fully sure since I can't see the chart..
Answer:
Cause and effects*
* Extra just in case you need it.*
a) Cause-Having many water ways.
Effect- Helped the economy with trade and traveling.
b) Cause- Having many mountains.
Effect-Made Greek life difficult but also helped divide the country into regions which helped Greek politics.
c) Cause- Moderate climate
Effect- Supported outdoor life, men often went to public events to talk about public actively in civic life.
d) Cause- The Trojan War
Effect- Troy was destroyed because the Greek king's wife was kidnapped by Trojan prince.
* e) Cause- City-states like Athens went through power struggles (between rich and poor)
Effect- Athenians reformed to using a democratic government.
*f) Cause- Boys mainly went to school.
Effect- Learned public speaking and military skills.
*g) Cause- Boys and girls had some sort of military training.
Effect -Most powerful army in Greece
I hoped this helped you.
<em>The correct answer is: We have to be prepared for raids from ferocious invaders from Scandinavia.
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In Medieval times, the people living on the western coast of Europe, lived in fear because of the permanent menace of the raids by the Vikings, the invaders from Scandinavia.
The Vikings were Warriors and great sailors, known for his big size, strength, and brutality. They were very violent and always used the force to defeat its enemies. They robbed and took slaves.
The winter at Valley Forge was difficult because food was minimal and so was clothing. It also didn't help that it was very cold and soldiers frezzing was a big deal.
