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1 Shogun – Daimyo Venn Diagram
Mrs. Tucker 7th Grade World History/Honors Cobalt Institute of Math and Science

2 Shogun – Daimyo Venn Diagram
Under the Shogun A United Japan Built a new capital – Heian The Samurai lived by a strict Code of Conduct called “Bushido” The Shoguns dominated the emperor Was under 2 government in Japan: 1. Emperor ≠ Power 2. Shogunate had all the power Under the Daimyo The country was divided into territories They ruled their lands as if they were independent kingdoms Created their own local armies made up of Samurai warriors to protect their land.

3 Both Leaders pledged their loyalty to the Emperor
Samurai exchanged their loyalty for land

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