Which accurately describes a similarity between medieval Japanese culture and medieval European culture?
japan and Europe used a form of representative democracy during the middle ages
Japanese samurai and European knight shared similar codes of ethical conduct
medieval Europe and Japan used a form of meritocracy to elect new government officials
medieval Buddhist monks and orthodox Christian priests took vows of silence
b?
Yes, b.
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Option B accurately describes a similarity between medieval Japanese culture and medieval European culture. It states that Japanese samurai and European knights shared similar codes of ethical conduct.
To arrive at this answer, you can compare the given options and analyze the similarities between medieval Japanese culture and medieval European culture. Representative democracy (option A) is not applicable as Japan did not have a system of representative democracy during the Middle Ages. Meritocracy (option C) is also not accurate as both Japan and Europe did not use a meritocratic system to elect new government officials. Option D about Buddhist monks and Christian priests taking vows of silence is not accurate in the context of comparing overall cultural similarities. Therefore, option B remains as the correct choice as it highlights a shared element of ethical conduct between samurai and knights.