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    Feudal Japan

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    during Feudal Japan Research topic influenced by one of the two Main sources: The last Samurai Directed by Edward Zwick and Rurouni Kenshin Anime series written and illustrated by Nobuhiro Watsuki. My research is based on Samurais and their way of living. I want to bring out the history behind feudal Japan where Samurai warriors were a big part of. The movie Last Samurai

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    The Feudal Age

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    religion played in the government. Though both systems were similar to a certain extent‚ social roles and gender status were not one in the same in Europe and Japan. If the Europeans and Japanese were similar in any aspect‚ it was in the way their feudal societies worked. Both Japan and Western Europe followed a set of standards that were set by the very definition of feudalism‚ but when it came to the social consequences of their systems‚ their similarities began to dissipate. As the definition

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    Feudal System

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    1. Feudal System of Europe The feudal system was a way of government based on agreements that were made between the lord or king and vassals. In medieval times‚ there were three major groups of people- the nobility‚ the church‚ and the commoners. Relationships between groups and people were based on a balance system‚ a sort of “you do this for me‚ and I’ll do this for you” approach. In the feudal system‚ everyone was a vassal‚ meaning servants. At the top of the pyramid was the local king. Near

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    as the "feudal" period in European history. Feudalism is a term we have used before. Feudalism means a situation where there is no dominant political power or effective central leadership. In other words‚ there is no state or empire. Local leaders control political decisions‚ command the military power‚ have the controlling economic power and even dominate in the cultural realm. In a feudal society‚ power is treated as private possession; there is no effective state. In the feudal system‚

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    Feudal Europe

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    however‚ illustrates how similar these two countries can be. The religion in the two feudal periods differed in many ways. Feudal Europeans showed devotion to the Catholic Church. Their devotion ran very deep and grew greatly over time. While future Feudal Japanese peoples’ cooperation between monastatic orders and court aristocrats were promoted by secret texts and ceremonies of esoteric Buddhism. In early feudal Europe many people followed Christian rituals without knowing if they would be disagreeing

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    The Feudal System

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    The Feudal system was based on control of the people through fear and ignorance. The Feudal system lasted for approximately 800+ years‚ all over Europe. The system was divided mainly into two parts. "Mind‚" and "Body." The way that the social classes were divided include the following; 2% Royalty‚ (Kings‚ Queens‚ Dukes‚ Duchesses‚ etc.) 2% Church‚ (Cardinals‚ Popes etc.) 4% Merchants‚ and 92% Serfs (Peasants). One way that the Feudal system worked includes the use of "Mind" control‚ as in limiting

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    Feudal Society

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    monarch  Definition: A king or queen who rules a territory‚ usually for life and by hereditary right  Context: Feudal society had a strict social order and the monarch was at the top.  noble  Definition: Somebody of aristocracy or a high social rank  Context: Nobles‚ safe inside their castles‚ were able to build up their armies and expand their power.  peasant  Definition: A member of the lowest feudal class; poor‚ uneducated laborers who lived and worked on the  land owned by the nobles.  Context: The peasants were the economic backbone of society

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    Mob Mentality

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    almost nothing in common the causes of the persecution were very similar: mob mentality. The responsibility is shared and thus responsibility is diluted. Being in a mob alleviates people’s sense of morality because they are followers without conscious choice. There are differing opinions on why people participate in mobs and the basis for what results in unlawful and immoral acts. While some believe that mob mentality occurs because of our intrinsic primal instincts that derive from anger and fear

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    Feudal Systems

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    Essay Compare and contrast the Japanese and European feudal systems. The Japanese and European feudal systems were very much alike yet different in their own ways. Japan’s feudal system was composed of peasants‚ samurais‚ daimyos‚ shoguns and emperors. Then there was the European feudal system. It was composed of serfs‚ knights‚ church officials‚ nobles‚ kings and queens. In Japan‚ there was an emperor. The emperor did not do much‚ he was more like a figure head and he did not make any

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    The Lottery

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    people forgot the main point for lottery is financing the public‚ but now they only see the impossible benefit for their self. There are three main points in the article. First‚ lottery is not making any economic sense.Secondly‚ people have the herd mentality and follow others who get a smart reward from the lottery. Lastly‚ winning lottery is not making any sense in reality. Lottery is a product that not making any sense for the economic. The possibility for winning the jackpot is very small. In a public

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