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Japanese Samurai

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Q 1/4
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What was the primary role of the samurai in feudal Japan?
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Monk and scholar
King and queen
Farmer and merchant
Warrior and protector
Q 2/4
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What is the name of the traditional code of conduct followed by samurai?
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What was the primary role of the samurai in feudal Japan?

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What is the name of the traditional code of conduct followed by samurai?

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What was a significant duty of samurai besides fighting?

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What was the Samurai's most prized weapon?

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