What Was True of Shinto

question 66

Multiple Choice

What was true of Shinto?

• A) It was the Japanese version of Theravada Buddhism.
• B) It involved the performance of ritual acts, usually performed at a shrine.
• C) It stressed military violence and gore.
• D) It included aspects involving belief in the humanity of the emperor.
• E) It was heavily influence by Southeast Asian Hinduism.

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