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    Knight and Samurai warriors were very important in the Middle Ages. They both helped fight for there ruler.They had to train train to become what they were. They weren’t always the same. Even though when they dishonored there ruler they got punished they didn’t think of it the same way.They saw and followed things differently. Samurai and Knights’ differences include religion, codes of behavior,and social hierarchy. Samurais and Knights are divergent in many ways. First of all, Samurais and Knights

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    Samurai and Knights DBQ More than one thousand years ago, two of the greatest types of fighters risen; the samurai and knights had many differences but even more similarities. Both their training was challenging in its own way. The samurai and knights armor were both protective, but looked and felt very different. They both followed different codes but The Code of Bushido (Samurai) and the Code of Chivalry (Knights) had massive similarities. Even how they thought they would die was different! Without

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    samurai and knights are much more similar than you think. In fact, they were nearly the same thing! As you have been taught that samurai and knights were nowhere near the same, I am here to inform you of the facts. These two warriors were both apart of a feudalism system. They also had an alike childhood as they were both trained for their roles in the world. Finally, both samurai and knights had a life code to live by. These are just the three large reasons as to why samurai and knights were very

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    Are Samurai and knights similarities greater than their differences? Taija Jones 6th Are there more differences or similarities when it comes to knights and samurais? From samurais being actual leaders in a social pyramid to knights almost being at the bottom of theirs. The government loss control so it led to feudalism. Which is a social system drawn as a pyramid. In the feudal system in both europe and japan nobles gave loyalty and military services. In Japan the military system was established

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    Dbq Samurai Knights

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    Samurai of medieval Japan and the Knights of medieval Europe, especially considering their training,armor, and codes. For example document A and B discuss the Training about the knights and armor. The first similarity is that they both started their training when they were young and also, they were spiritual. A couple of the Samurais differences is that they wrote poetry secretly and, “became Samurai in a ceremony called genpuku live according to Bushido.”The Knights differences in is that, “pages become

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    How were knights and samurai similar? In Europe and Japan, there were issues that lead to a samurai and knights. The countries' government was not stable and quickly falling apart and so was the military. There were people invading their land and with an unstable government, they needed help before the invaders took over their way of life. Historians believe knights and samurai were different in their feelings about death, but they are more similar. They were both a warrior class and both showed

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    Samurai Knights Dbq

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    Japanese Samurai Warriors and European Knights have many similarities and differences throughout their training, armor, and codes. Both the Samurai’s and Knights’ training involve starting at a young age, training with artificial swords, and promoting around the age of 14. This is shown in Document A, “the rigorous training of samurai began in childhood”. Document B states, “ A prospective knight’s training began at age four or five“. There are also many differences to these two warriors’ training

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    Today I will compare the Samurai with Knights. The samurai are warriors from Japan and Knights are warriors from Europe. The samurai and knights are both similar, but there are also many differences. The Samurai and knights training is my first topic. Document A and B states that each warrior trains young, from about 4 or 5 years. Document A states, “School was a unique combination of physical training, poetry, and spiritual discipline.” The Knights also base their training on religion but they

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    Samurai and knights, the age old question of who would win in a battle. Both warriors have been looked at as some of the best warriors to ever grace this earth.There is good evidence for both sides such as training, weapons, and armor.The knights may have good features but in battle the samurai would come out in triumph over the knights because of mental readiness and the will to fight. The samurai have been known to be very agile if compared to the knights, A quote that proves this is from Source

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    Samurai and Knights Were the similarities greater than the differences? Similarities between samurai and knights were greater than the differences. They both fought for land. They both were very brave warriors. They both were loyal to their lords. They both fought to defend their families. They both were well trained fighters. And they both followed the code of honor. The characteristics of the samurai followed the code of conduct known as Bushido

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