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littleanan

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One specific characteristic of Japanese culture is
 
  a. its practice of remaining exclusively native.
  b. the constant Shinto domination of all aspects of religion and culture.
  c. that only males made notable literary contributions.
  d. the flow of technological and industrial inventions from its earliest history.
  e. its ability to blend native influences with concepts acquired from other cultures.

Question 2

The Japanese Zen term for enlightenment is
 
  a. nirvana.
  b. satori.
  c. zazen.
  d. haniwa.
  e. kana.



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Answer to Question 1

e

Answer to Question 2

b



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