Which statement explains the relationship between the Japanese emperor and the shogun? a. The emperor was in charge of foreign affairs, while the shogun was in charge of domestic affairs.
b. The emperor controlled the civilian side of the government, while the shogun controlled the military side.
c. The emperor made all of the final decisions, while the shogun exercised power over day-to-day operations.
d. The emperor was a largely ceremonial position, while the shogun exercised real power over the government.

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