The Kokugaku Movement of the Late 1600s Emphasized Which of the Following

question 50

Multiple Choice

The Kokugaku movement of the late 1600s emphasized which of the following?

• A) Combining kami and bodhisattvas in shrines and temples
• B) A strict code of ethics for the warrior samurai
• C) Suicidal attacks for the greater good of Japan
• D) Sitting quietly in silent meditation
• E) Acceptance of the "true" Japanese spiritual traditions instead of Confucianism and Buddhism

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