The answer choice that best describes a key difference between feudalism in Europe and feudalism in Japan is D. In Europe feudal lords owned all their lands, while in Japan the peasants owned the land they worked.
<h3>What is the key difference between feudalism in Europe and feudalism in Japan?</h3>
The European knights gained land from their lords as a reward for fighting for them and their interests; they had direct control of the serfs that did the work on the land, however, the Japanese samurai did not own any land.
With this in mind, we can give a broad definition of the term "feudalism" and this means the medieval system in Europe of land ownership between a lord and his vassal.
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During the period between the Han and Sui Dynasties, in China, is known as the "Period of Disunity." This period is also known as the "Six Dynasties" period. During this period the country was divided into smaller regions. These six regions; Chen, Liang, Southern Qi, Liu Song, Eastern Jin and Wu, were all in conflict with on another. There was not a unified China.
The problem shown in the cartoon was addressed during the late 180os primarily by the
(1) organization of labor unions.
