In medieval Japan, women a. dominated the culture of the society and served as noted artisans. b. were totally subservient to men with no inheritance rights. c. could achieve relative equality through Buddhism and shamanism. d. had a much worse position than women in China. e. enjoyed relative equality in some respects while suffering discrimination in others.

e. enjoyed relative equality in some respects while suffering discrimination in others.

Explanation:

Women in Japan considered being as important as men in society in medieval Japan. They were the foundation of society as they care and protect their family. During the Medival period, Japanese women were mothers, warriors, and entertainers. Although women were not given the support as men, their positions and rights often depended on both their husbands after marriages and the region in where they lived.          

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