Yes.
We have seen, in history, time and again, literature used as a form of resistance.
Literature has the ability to tell stories that powerful people do not want told. As a result, literature can spread and stories can be told that erode the hold of the powerful.
This was a powerful tool in both Soviet Russia and Nazi Germany.
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D. Daimyo
Explanation:
After the 8th century Japan breakdown, private landholdings were first consolidated into estates under authority of the civil nobility and religious establishments. During the 11th and 12th centuries, the military class (samurais) increased in numbers and importance, birthing the term daimyo, which were the military lords who had territorial control over private estates which divided the country. In the 14th and 15th centuries the daimyos were appointed as military governors and held legal jurisdiction over provinces-sized areas. By the late 15th century Japan had been divided into a series of small states in which individual daimyos competed for the control of more territory.
It casued the great rural-urban mirgration of farmers to the cities looking for new jobs and led to the develpment of many technologies like penecillin, a commen vacine
Answer: Asoka Maurya i think it is the right answer
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