Hierarchy
Contribution to War
Contribution to Society
Change and Continuity
Name that Feature of Evidence
100

This person was the military ruler of Japan during the Shogunate period.

Who is the Shogun?

100

These warriors fought in battles and protected their daimyo.

Who are the Samurai?

100

This traditional Japanese ritual involves carefully preparing and serving a powdered green drink in a calm, respectful, and highly structured way.

What is the tea ceremony?

100

During the Shogunate period, the Emperor remained in Japan but had little political power.
Is this an example of continuity or change?

What is continuity?

100

This feature identifies the who, when and where of the creation / production of a source.

What is origin?

200

These powerful landowners controlled regions of Japan and served the Shogun.

Who are the Daimyo?

200

These leaders provided armies and resources to support the Shogun in war.

Who are the Daimyo?

200

In this traditional Japanese sport, two competitors try to push each other out of a circular ring or force their opponent to touch the ground.

What is sumo wrestling?

200

The rise of the Shogun as the true political leader of Japan is an example of what historical concept?

What is change?

200

The situation or conditions at the time in history that help explain why something happened.

What is context?

300

These warriors served the daimyo and followed a strict code of honour called Bushido.

Who are the Samurai?

300

This group made weapons, armour, and tools used by warriors.

Who are the artisans?

300

This Japanese art form involves carefully shaping and growing miniature trees in small containers.

What is bonsai?

300

For hundreds of years Japan remained ruled by military governments called Shogunates.
What historical pattern does this show?

What is continuity?

300

This feature includes written accounts of events by people who lived at the time.

What is a primary written source / historical document?

400

In the Japanese hierarchy, these people ruled in name but had little real political power during the Shogunate.

Who is the Emperor?

400

This group supported warfare by doing this essential task that fed soldiers and the population.

Who are peasants?
400

This traditional Japanese practice / religion focuses on simplicity, harmony, respect, and calm reflection, and strongly influenced the tea ceremony.

What is Zen Buddhism?

400

The Meiji Restoration ended Shogun rule and restored power to the Emperor.
Is this an example of continuity or change?

What is change?

400

Historians ask whether a source is trustworthy and accurate when deciding how useful it is.
What concept are they evaluating?

What is reliability?

500

Explain why the Shogun held more power than the Emperor, even though the Emperor was the traditional ruler of Japan.

I'll take any of these:

  • The Shogun controlled the military (samurai).

  • Daimyo were loyal to the Shogun.

  • The Emperor had symbolic or religious authority, but little political power.

  • The Shogun controlled government decisions and land.

500

This group moved supplies and financed armies.

 

Who were the merchants?

500

Explain how Japanese traditions such as the tea ceremony, bonsai, or sumo reflect important cultural values in Japanese society.  Provide three cultural values.

I'll accept respect, discipline, patience, harmony with nature, ritual, tradition effort, peace.

500

Explain the pattern of continuity and change in the role of the Emperor.

There was continuity because the Emperor remained an important symbolic and cultural leader of Japan throughout history. However, there was change because the Emperor did not always hold political power.

500

What is the term for the reason why a source was created AND provide three reasons sources are created. 

What is purpose?

to inform, persuade, record events, entertain, protest, make money, celebrate, educate, etc.


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