Metropolises
EDO Social Structure
Geography
Laws & Policies
Inspiration for Modernization
Government
Key Questions
People of Japan
EDO
Political System
100
Names of the three metros.

Osaka, Kyoto, Edo

100

Man in charge of the Bakufu.

Shogun

100

What ocean is Japan situated on?

The Pacific Ocean

100
Currency during the Edo period.

koku

100

Japan used this country as the model for its army.

Germany

100

A government favouring the status quo

conservative

100

One way that Japan adapted from feudal to modern models of organization.

Centralizing power, modernizing military and economy, reforming education, creating a more equal society.

100

The trade treaty that Commodore Perry created.

Treaty of Kanasawa

100

Ruler of Japan.

Shogun

200

The biggest metro.

Edo

200

Hereditary warriors.

Samurai
200

A horseshoe shaped zone encircling the Pacific Ocean characterized by frequent earthquakes and volcanic activity.

The ring of fire

200

The document Emperor Meiji signed in April 1868 that outline the goals of the new Meiji Regime.

Charter Oath

200

Japan used this country's model for their navy.

Britain

200

A form of government what Japan implemented aspects of during the Meiji period. Hint: elected representatives

democracy


200

One way changes resulting from adaptation affected Japan economically.

creation of modern industries, improved infrastructure, global trade expansion

200

The name of the Emperor of Japan and his age during the Meiji period.

Emperor Meiji, 14

200

Local government of each domain ruled by a daimyo.

Han

300

Which metro was referred to as "Japan's Kitchen"?

Osaka

300

People who farmed the land.

Farmers

300

Three nearest countries to Japan.

Korea, China and Russia

300

True or false: During the Edo Period in Japan, one rule stated that daimyo must obey the "Alternate Attendance Law" which required every daimyo to alternate one year in Edo and then one year in their territory and maintain homes in each location.

True

300

Before modernizing their education system, education was mainly for this class. 

samurai

300

Name of the group of leaders who helped rule with the emperor at the beginning of the Meiji period.

oligarchy
300

One way changes resulting from adaptation affected Japan politically.

end of feudal rule, new constitution, stronger national identity, modern military

300

The shogun who finalized the unification of Japan.

Tokugawa Ieyasu

300

Three reasons Japan isolated.

Wanted to keep old traditions, didn't want to bring in new ideas, did not want to be attacked

400

Name two things Kyoto was known for.

Publishing, woodblock printing, maps

400

People who distributed goods but did not contribute directly through labour.

Merchants
400

The specific reason why Japan chose Edo to build the castle.

It was an easily defended port.

400
The policy that required any foreigners be expelled out of the country.

"Don't Think Twice"


400

New universities were founded and modelled after those in this country.

United States

400

A government in which operation is controlled by a set list of rules.

Constitutional government

400

One way changes resulting from adaptation affected Japan socially.

abolishment of class system, education for all, cultural shifts (western clothing but still kept traditional values)

400

The shogun Hideyoshi tried to expand his territory by attacking these two countries.

Korea and China

400

Two ways the Bakufu controlled the daimyo.

No contact with other daimyos, made them come back to Edo every other year

500

What merchants were encouraged to do in Edo.

Develop and grow businesses

500

People who survived by begging, acting and fortune telling.

Non-humans or hinin.

500

How many large islands and how many smaller islands make up Japan?

4 and about 3000

500

The name of a series of edicts developed in the 1630s to control the influence of foreigners and tighten control over the daimyo.

National Seclusion Policy OR Closed Country Edict

500

Before Japan opened up to the west, it looked at ______________ for inspiration in areas like religion, writing, art and government.

China

500

A government that favours a relaxing of social traditions

liberal

500

Two motivations for radical changes in Japan's model of organization during the Meiji period.

Desire to strengthen and modernize, fear of imperialism, desire for independence, economic pressures, social reorganization, inspiration from modern nations.

500

A Russian monarch who established trade between the Ainu and the Russian-American Company. (one word)

Czar
500

The shogun who continued centralizing government power.

 Toyotomi hideyoshi 

(or Monkey Face) 

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