Question

the tokugawa shogunate created a rule that required the daimyo to live in the capital city of edo every other year. what was it called, and why was it created? alternate attendance, and it made it difficult for the daimyo to rebel. bushido, and it made it easier for the daimyo to rebel. alternate attendance, and it made it easier for the daimyo to rebel. bushido, and it made it difficult for the daimyo to rebel.

Explanation:

The Tokugawa Shogunate's rule requiring daimyo to live in Edo every other year is called alternate attendance. This system was designed to control the daimyo. By having them spend time in Edo, their resources were drained (due to the cost of maintaining residences in two places and traveling), and their ability to plot rebellions was limited as they were under the shogun's watch for part of the year. Bushido is the code of the samurai, not related to this residency rule.

Answer:

Alternate attendance, and it made it difficult for the daimyo to rebel.