Read the summary. In Europe, warriors of the feudalist society were referred to as knights (1). In Japan, they were known as ninjas (2). Knights were bound by a moral code known as chivalry (3), whereas ninjas followed the moral code of bushido (4). Which critiques the factual accuracy of the summary?

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Bernice

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9 September, 05:13

Read the summary. In Europe, warriors of the feudalist society were referred to as knights (1). In Japan, they were known as ninjas (2). Knights were bound by a moral code known as chivalry (3), whereas ninjas followed the moral code of bushido (4). Which critiques the factual accuracy of the summary?

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Carney · Answer 1

Answer: the class of feudal warriors in japan were not the ninjas, but the samurais

Byron Mays · Answer 2

The class of feudal warriors in Japan were not the ninjas, but the samurais.

The samurai code of honor is the bushido. They were brave warriors that served a master to the last consequences. They prized honor above all. When their honor was lost or damaged, they preferred to take their own life.