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The correct answer is C. The shogunate capital was Kyoto.
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Kyoto is a city in Japan of almost 1.5 million inhabitants, the capital of the homonymous prefecture.
It was the capital of the country for more than a millennium (precisely from 794 to 1868) and is known as "the city of a thousand temples". Having been almost entirely spared since the Second World War, it is considered the largest reliquary of Japanese culture and therefore included in the UNESCO protected sites. It is a university city of national importance and a world-class cultural center.
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So, where the people settled, the place was very swamp. The water was very bad to drink. A lot of people got seawater poisoning, because they were drinking seawater. They also caught a lot of infections, and got poisoned. There were bad problems with mosquitoes and other bugs. In the area, there was not a lot of animals, so when they came, soon after there were no animals to hunt for.
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