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100

Describe the geography of Feudal Japan

Located in East Asia, it is an archipelago (a group or chain of islands), mountainous, steep & forested, not much flat land

100

What is the religion/beliefs of Feudal Japan called?

Shinto

100

How were the Mongols organized in their society?

By tribes and/or clans

100

What was the Bushido Code?

 They followed the Bushido Code that focused on values: Honor  Loyalty  Courage  Disclipline  Respsect

100

Explain the impact of the Silk Road during Mongol rule?

Mongols policed the roads and made travel safe & Silk Road trade increased so they gained access to more goods from many places such as gold, silk (brocade), spices, new ideas etc

200

What farming method was used in Feudal Japan?

Terrace Farming 

200

Explain the religious beliefs of Feudal Japan

Shinto- believed that spirits lived in mountains, rivers, trees, rocks, nature, etc

"Kami".   Torii Gate

Nature was something the Japanese believed they should NOT try to control.      

200

What was the Shogun's role in Feudal Japan?

The Shogun was the military ruler who controlled the army and ruled in the name of the Emperor (had the actual power to make decisions & lead)

200

Who founded the Yuan dynasty?

Kublai Khan

200

What were at least 2 of the natural resources available in Feudal Japan?

Had limited resources but inluded:

● Wood (used for building) 

● Fish (important food source) 

● Iron Sand (used for weapons and tools) 

300

Describe the geography of the Mongol Empire

It was called a "Steppe" and was mostely large, expansive grasslands. Some mountainous areas existed on the outskirts/perimeters of the empire

300

What is the religion/beliefs of the Mongols called?

Shamanism

300

In Japan, what did feudalism provide & why was it accepted?

Feudalism provided protection, stability and clear roles. It provided safety at an unstable time.

300

What happened to the Mongol Empire after the death of Genghis Khan?


The empire was divided into khanates (4 regions) and ruled by descendants who could not unify or agree as to HOW the empire should be run

300

This system unified Asia during Mongol Rule?

Yam System -Mongol Mail system (later copied as Pony Express) unified Asia

400

Explain how the sea was important to Japan

The sea was important to Japan because it provided…

1. food       2. transportation       3. protection 

400

Explain the religious beliefs of the Mongols

They believed in a spirit-focused system that connected to nature to cure illnesses, ensure hunting/battle successes, and maintain environmental harmony through rituals and trance

400

What types of people were intentionally kidnapped during their conquests? 

They forcibly relocated many artisans, scholars, doctors, and merchants to central Asia.

400

What was the Pax Mongolica & give 2 detailed examples of how it impacted Mongol life?

It was the 100 years of peace following the end of Mongol conquest

  • Mongols policed the roads and made travel safe & Silk Road trade increased

  • Harsh punishments for criminals helped to deter crime

Unified parts of China, India, Central Asia, Muslim Middle East, & Russia- transmitting all acquired cultures and technologies.

500

How did Japan’s geography impact its culture & daily life?

● Isolation led to unique culture 

● Limited land made farming difficult 

● Respect for nature shaped religion 

● Geography led to feudalism

500

What was the main god of the Mongols?

Tengri - represents the infinite sky and governs the destiny of all people

500

Explain 3 detailed war tactics or strategies used by the Mongols

  • Used bows, arrows, and swords but also canons– a new technology

  • Skilled attacking on horseback

  • Often faked a retreat to lure enemies into a trap

  • Genghis Khan created an elite group of 10000 young warriors from all tribes loyal to him

  • Based military positions on merit, not your family

They showed no mercy to those who opposed but welcomed all who wanted to join

500

What did the Mongols hope to instill as a result of their raids AND how did they do so?

To spark fear/terror bc anyone who resisted/refused to submit was destroyed. Men were executed, women were sold as slaves. The land was destroyed/damaged due to fires & warfare,

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