Praxis II World and US History Exam Prep

Answer - D - A common feature of both European and Japanese feudalism was that the social structure was very strict.

Key Takeaway: In both European and Japanese feudalism, a very strict social structure held the system in place. People born as serfs or peasants had no social mobility and thus, were forced to remain as such throughout their lives. Of course, this also applied to the opposite end of the spectrum for those lucky enough to be born as daimyos or lords.