Mongols & China
These Asian food traditions originated in China.
Use of chopsticks and drinking tea.
How did writing in Korea and Japan develop?
Writing from Korea and Japan was adapted from Chinese.
Highly trained Japanese warrior in feudal Japan.
Samurai
How did life change for women in Japan with the introduction of Confucianism and Buddhism?
How did the use of gunpowder change during the Song dynasty?
It was used for bombs, rockets, and other weapons.
What can you assume about Japan based on their location by the water? (The 2nd map question. They won't let me put pictures 🙁)
They have a seafood diet
Early form of printing invented in China in which text was carved into a block of wood.
Block Printing
Noh is for ______________
Nobles!
What continent is China located on? (This isn't on your test, but it's good to know 😊)
Asia
The main difference between Noh and Kabuki is
Noh is for nobles and Kabuki is for commoners.
What religion (invented by Siddhartha Gautama) helped unify Japan, China, and Korea? (This word won't appear on the vocab part, but it's good to know 😊)
How did the Bushido Code affect the lives of samurai?
Under the Bushido Code, samurai were completely loyal to their lord.
This is the effect block printing had on Chinese society.
The cost of books decreased and literacy among commoners increased.
What was feudalism like in Japan?
In Japan, the daimyo protected the peasants with their samurai armies.
"The way of the warrior," a strict code of conduct that guided samurai behavior.
Bushido
This religion helped create unity among China, Korea, and Japan.
Buddhism
This is the parts of the world the Mongols took over. (The map question. They wouldn't let me put a picture 🙁)
Most of Asia and the Middle East
What role did Shogun play in the Japanese government?
The Shogun were the ones really ruling Japan.
Powerful Japanese military leader who often had more power than the emperor.
Shogun
Who were samurai loyal to?
Their lord (the daimyo)