Ming Dynasty
The dynasty that would follow the Ming Dynasty
The Qing Dynasty
The ethnicity of the rulers of the Qing Dynasty
Manchus
The current name for the city of Edo
Tokyo
The religious order that had the greatest involvement in Asia
The Jesuits
The Samurai code of honor
Bushido
The dynasty overthrown by the Ming Dynasty
The Yuan Dynasty
The hairstyle enforced by the Qing Dynasty on all of its male subjects
The only European nation that the Japanese would trade with after 1600
Dutch Republic
The first Christian missionary to arrive in Japan in 1549
St. Francis Xavier
The name of the social hierarchy of the highest classes of Japan
The ethnicity of the former dynasty before the Ming
Mongol
The emperor of the Qing Dynasty who ruled for over six decades
Kangxi Emperor
The most popular form of visual art in Japan during the Edo Period
Woodblock Print
The port given to the Jesuits in Japan as a major missionary outpost
The European form of art that is comparable to Woodblock Printing
Dutch Realism
The first Christian missionary to be received into the Ming Dynasty's imperial court in Beijing
Mateo Ricci
The system in which the Qing would appoint equal numbers of Chinese and Manchu officials in government
Diarchy System
The name of the first of the Three Great Unifiers of Japan
The British king who attempted to establish freer trade with the Qing Dynasty
George III
The title referring to a Japanese feudal lord
Daimyo
The Chinese admiral who sailed the Indian Ocean to project Chinese power
Zheng He
The emperor AFTER the Kangxi Emperor, who expanded the dynasty's territory to its greatest extent
Qianlong Emperor
The most popular style of performance art in Japan
Kabuki Theater
The port in China which the Qing Dynasty conducted their trade with Europeans through
Canton/Guangzhou
The period of civil war in Japan before the Edo Period
Sengoku Period