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.
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The Empire fell.either to the Turks in1453,or to Napoleon in 1806
<span>EITHER WAY,NO FACTOR IN THE THİRD CENTURY CITY HAD ANY EFFECT WHATEVER . </span>
Tabacco and rice were grown in the middle colonies
Depending on food monocultures can result in widescale famine if that particular food becomes infected by a specific pathogen, which would easily spread due to the common availability of the plant itself. Additionally, monoculture farming techniques often deplete the soil over time, leading to entirely infertile soil, and again, famine. Also, relying on a specific food item may lead to malnutrition if it is all that is available for food, as it may not meet all nutritional requirements for a given population.