In medieval Japan, women a. were totally subservient to men. b. occasionally served as the shogun. c. dominated the culture of the society. d. had a much worse position than those of China. e. had varying status, enjoying relative equality as well as suffering discrimination.

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In medieval Japan, women a. were totally subservient to men. b. occasionally served as the shogun. c. dominated the culture of the society. d. had a much worse position than those of China. e. had varying status, enjoying relative equality as well as suffering discrimination.

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Delaney Murphy · Answer 1

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Women had varying status with some being subservient and less privileged while on the other hand mentions of Onna-bugeisha who where a type of female warrior belonging to the Japanese nobility enjoyed more freedom.