The genin were
A. large landowners during the Ashikaga period.
B. the wealthiest samurai.
C. landless laborers who could be bought and sold by the owners of the land.
D. hereditary slaves, and often of Ainu or Korean ancestry.
E. Buddhist priests.
Answer: C
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