ANSWER ASAP 25 POINTS All of the following statements below accurately compares European and Japanese Feudalism EXCEPT:

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Both Japan and Europe utilized a political and social structure where members of a noble class held land and provided soldiers to protect the kingdom in exchange for their land.

Under Japan’s system, the emperor was a figurehead and head no real power, while European kings were powerful, but they did not have the strength to protect their kingdoms without support from their nobles.

Both systems had an elite warrior class that followed a strict code of conduct.

Under the Japanese system, the merchants were considered the lowest class because they did not make anything on their own, while in the European system, the peasants and serfs were the lowest social class.

In the European system, the king was the actual ruler, but in the Japanese system the Daimyo had all the power.