The social structure of Edo Japan was intended to help the shogun to maintain
control. Membership in each class was hereditary. What does the term hereditary mean?
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Japan had a feudal system which was based on land; local lords controlled domains and they supported themselves by collecting taxes from peasant farmers. The rigid social structure was intended to help the shogun to main- tain control. Membership in each class was hereditary, that is, deter- mined by birth.
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Japan had a feudal system which was based on land; local lords controlled domains and they supported themselves by collecting taxes from peasant farmers. The rigid social structure was intended to help the shogun to main- tain control. Membership in each class was hereditary, that is, deter- mined by birth.
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