Feudal Japan
What did Shoguns control?
Shoguns controlled military & government. They also handled national issues, trade, foreign policy
Kings in Europe gave land to who?
Nobles or Lords
What is 1 difference between feudal Japan & feudal Europe
Europe began earlier. Social classes had different categories (no samurai in Europe).
Name our principal, and the 3 assistant principals
Principal Bickford
AP: Mrs. Pelletier, Mrs. McGee, and Mr. Timberman
Who was stabbed and killed in the Roman Senate because they thought he'd make himself a king?
Julius Caesar
Who were the skilled warriors in Feudal Japan?
The Samurai
Describe a typical feudal Europe estate
Which feudal society came first, Europe or Japan?
Europe
How many towns are in the Oxford Hills district?
8 Towns
Which country is the city of Rome located in?
Italy
Foot soldiers were typically men taken from which class?
The peasant class
Describe at least 2 characteristics of a European Middle Ages castle
Cold, dark, gloomy, good protection from outside attacks. No glass windows or running water
What is 1 similarity between feudal Japan & feudal Europe?
Both had social classes - classes were loyal to those above them. Land was given from top of social class to those below them. Those in the lower class were less respected
How many students attend OHCHS
How many modern day European countries did the Roman Empire encompass at it's largest extent?
About 40-50 modern day European countries
Which group was considered "Non-People"?
The Hinin
When did the "middle ages" in Europe begin and end?
~500 CE to ~1500 CE
Which class were the Nobles (lords) most similar to in the feudal Japan? (Name the class of people)
Daimyo
List the towns in the Oxford Hills district
Harrison, Hebron, Norway, Otisfield, Oxford, Paris, Waterford, West Paris
How many emperors will killed during the 50 year span we looked at in class?
19 emperors, 22 if you count co-emperors
What year did feudalism in Japan begin? And when did it end?
Started in 1185 CE and ended in the 1600's
Life was repetitive in feudal Europe. What common things in life stopped being used/needed in feudal Europe?
Money stopped being used. Major trade no longer happened. Education & learning wasn't seen as important
Which class of people were the serfs & freeman most similar to Feudal Japan
The peasant class (merchants, artisans, primary producers, hinin)
What is our school motto?
"Aude Suscipere Ausum"
Dare to accept the challenge
List 3 reasons for the fall of the Roman Empire
Corrupt govt., weak military, overall laziness, natural disasters, political assassinations, many invasions, political instability