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The framework that preserved unity and stability in Japan into the 19th century under the Tokugawa shoverbar(o)guns was based on all of the following EXCEPT
A) a military dictatorship.
B) a vibrant urban culture.
C) the feudal relationship between daimyoverbar(o) and samurai.
D) the spread of education and the growth of new urban classes.
E) strict rules and regulations to assure citizens' obedience.

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Civilizations Past & Present, Volume 2 (from 1300)

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Authors: Edgar, Hackett, Jewsbury

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