<span> The total number of pending civil cases and criminal defendants remained stable, rising less than 1 ...</span>
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<span>Japanese rulers had internal problems due to the nature that the majority of them were influenced by those outside the position such as advisers often for their own gain. Political intrigue by rival families that lead their own armies like Tokugawa Ieyasu also caused internal strife.</span>
The correct answer to this open question is "No."
No, Feudal society did not give equal educational and artistic opportunities to men and women alike.
The role of men was totally different than women's role. Indeed, it was a men's society. During the Middle Ages, peasant women were housewives and raised children. On the other hand, noblewomen participated in social events and could own some property. It was very important for noblewomen to give her husband a son.
Unmarried women were treated diffrintly beacuse they couldent own property and things like that when Married women could.
