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Religion Ways

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Religion Ways

Members of religions have all acted to unify their society at some point in time. The Arabs in the Middle East tried to unify all the Arab states and three men tried to unify warring states of Japan. Those two religions acted to bring people together for a good cause.
Buddhism and Shinto were the two most popular belief systems of Japan. Shinto was a religion that was about nature, the divinity of the emperor, and the sacredness of the Japanese nation. There were three men that worked toward the unity of Japan. They were called the  Three Great Unifiers. Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and Tokugawa worked to unify the warring states of Japan. They all worked together at the time of the end of the fifteenth century when Japan was near the point of anarchy. The rulers stayed in command until the seventeenth century. The three great unifiers achieved their goal of unifying all of Japan.
The Japanese werent the only ones that tried to create a unified society. The Muslims in the Middle East also wanted to create...

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