The period known as Japan's "golden age of culture was most closely associated with

A

the Heian court.

B. Zen Buddhism.

c. the rise of the merchant class.

D. the code of bushido.

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Misael Fox

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31 August, 09:31

The period known as Japan's "golden age of culture was most closely associated with

A

the Heian court.

B. Zen Buddhism.

c. the rise of the merchant class.

D. the code of bushido.

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Levi · Answer 1

A: The Heian Court

Explanation:

Zen was not introduced as a separate school in Japan until the 12th century during the Kamakura period, when Nonin established the first Zen school known as the Daruma-school.

The rise of the merchant class broke apart japan, and it was definitely not their golden age.

Lovey · Answer 2

I would say B but I'm just trying to answer my first question so use other options if you need to.

The period known as Japan's "golden age of culture was most closely associated withAthe Heian court.B. Zen Buddhism.c. the rise of the merchant class.D. the code of bushido.

The period known as Japan's "golden age of culture was most closely associated with

A

the Heian court.

B. Zen Buddhism.

c. the rise of the merchant class.

D. the code of bushido.