Describe the japanese social and political order

The Japanese political system is based on Japan’s constitution, which was drafted after the end of World War II. Enacted on May 3, 1947, it firmly established a democracy in form of a constitutional monarchy, which, similar to the U.K., maintained its long-standing imperial family as the honorary figurehead of the country.

From this point forward, governmental power has been distributed between three branches; the National Diet, the Cabinet, and the judiciary sections of the government. These entities serve as the legislative, executive, and judiciary branches respectively.

Explanation:

There were four classes in the social order Warriors, samurai, artisans, and farmers. In this class the shogun had political power over these people but was not powerful enough for emperor. The political class is under Parliamentary system.

Explanation:

monasticism. people often do monasticism in monasteries

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the articles of confederation placed most of the power on the feds