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World History V16, Ron Brooks ( 4399/S) -
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How were the bushido of the samurai and the code of chivalry of knights similar?
They both emphasized religious quests
They both emphasized courage in battle.
They both emphasized accumulation of wealth
The both emphasized protection of women
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