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The hierchy was based on land; local lords controlled domains and they supported themselves by collecting taxes from peasant farmers.

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Women were expected to care for, teach and raise their children.

Live for one year in Edo and live in their domain for another year.

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Peasants were unable to smoke tobacco or drink alcohol, and needed special permission to travel outside of their districts.

Required Daimyo to pay for projects, like road-building in their territories.

Shogunate established laws such as dress and marriage for the Daimyo.

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The Daimyos were feudal lords who controlled the provinces of Japan. Warrior Class

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The Emperor was a ceremonial figure, mostly involved in more religious and cultural aspects of governance than political and military parts. Figurehead

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They controlled foreign policy, military, and feudal patronage. Shogun supervised and created legal and financial government posts, and helps unify all separate clans to work together. Warrior Class

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They are the lowest class in the hierarchy. They do things like begging, street entertainment, and burying the bodies of people who had been executed.

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They were to defend the lord's territories from rivals, fight enemies identified by the government, and battle with hostile tribes and bandits. (Ronin are samurais without a master). Warrior Class

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The Peasants were very important to Japanese society because they produced food that sustained the people. Mostly fishermen and farmers. 90% of the population. Beneath the Warrior Class

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Merchants were traders. They bought items from artisans to trade and sell to others, and also arranged for the shipping and distribution of food.

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They were the skilled workers and makers or handicraft goods. Artisans produced neccesary things like clothes, cooking utensils, and woodblock prints.

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Women completed house hold chores and nutured the children until they were grown.

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Outcasts had occupations mostly to do with death like, executioners, undertakers, butchers, and tanners.