1. Considering the passage, the two economic strategies in the Tokugawa Shogunate that unified stabilized, or centralized Japan are:
- Dependence on agriculture;
- Expansion and promotion of commerce and manufacturing industries.
2. Explaining one economic strategy that unified stabilized, or centralized Japan, the passage showed dependence on agriculture which is evident in the 80% of the Japanese population were mandated to practice or carry out agricultural activities.
3. The two social strategies in the Tokugawa Shogunate that unified stabilized or centralized Japan are:
- Creation of the feudal system;
- Promotion and increase in arts and literature.
4. One social strategy in the passage that explains the unified stabilized, or centralized Japan is creating the feudal system.
This is evident in that Tokugawa Shogunate is divided into four classes of people, including warriors, artisans, farmers, and merchants, performing their separate roles in nation-building.
Hence, in this case, it is concluded that the Tokugawa Shogunate period economy and society were successful.
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