How did religion differ in medieval Europe and medieval Japan? 1.Both European and Japanese people practiced Christianity, but they had different rituals. 2.Europeans practiced Christianity, while Japanese people practiced Buddhism and Shintoism. 3.European society was very religious, while Japanese society was not. 4.Europeans followed a variety of religions, while Japanese people mainly followed one religion.

Europeans practiced Christianity, while Japanese people practiced Buddhism and Shintoism.

Explanation:

Medieval Europe practised Christianity as they were monotheistic, unlike Medieval Japan that practised more than one religion and were polytheistic, as they practised Buddhism and Shintoism.

Therefore, the two continents were different in their religious beliefs and systems.

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