Night Attack on the Sanjo Palace gives us a strong sense of the weaponry favored by the Japanese samurai, which includes:

a. machine guns and cannons

b. broadswords and spears

c. bow and arrows

d. short daggers

e. lengthy bows and arching swords

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Jordan Baker

28 January, 20:25

Night Attack on the Sanjo Palace gives us a strong sense of the weaponry favored by the Japanese samurai, which includes:

a. machine guns and cannons

b. broadswords and spears

c. bow and arrows

d. short daggers

e. lengthy bows and arching swords

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Colin Hanson · Answer 1

The correct answers is e. lengthy bows and arching swords.

Explanation:

Even though Night Attack on the Sanjo Palace comes from the 13th Century, the events painted there had happened the century before. It comes in a very traditional Asian format called emaki, which is a big roll that contains the work; this roll was intended to look at every section in detail. Long bows and arching swords are used by Japanese samurai in all the painting, that is why e is correct.

Night Attack on the Sanjo Palace gives us a strong sense of the weaponry favored by the Japanese samurai, which includes:a. machine guns and cannonsb. broadswords and spearsc. bow and arrowsd. short daggerse. lengthy bows and arching swords

Night Attack on the Sanjo Palace gives us a strong sense of the weaponry favored by the Japanese samurai, which includes:

a. machine guns and cannons

b. broadswords and spears

c. bow and arrows

d. short daggers

e. lengthy bows and arching swords