Which of the following reflects how Japanese society was changing during the Tokugawa era?
a. The participation of samurai in commerce
b. The maintenance of a residence in Edo by daimyo
c. The creation of a national army loyal to the shogun
d. The autonomy enjoyed by daimyo over their domains
Answer: a. The participation of samurai in commerce
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