Chapter 12: Shaping a Unique World View
Chapter 12: Shaping a Unique World View
Chapter 13: Japan Under the Shogun
Chapter 13: Japan Under the Shogun
Chapter 14: A closed Society
100

Another name for Japan is: "The land of the...."

Rising Sun

100

Isolation meant that Japan had to become "self-...."

suficient 

100

The story of "Asano" and his 47 ronin illustrated what two distinct values in Japan society. 

Honor and Duty

100

This philosopher said: "Everyone had a proper place in society. If everyone accepted their duties and obligations, there would be peace and order. If not, there would be chaos and suffering."

Confucius

100

Missionaries continued to come to Japan, usually disguised as traders. As a result, shogun Tokugawa Iemitsu created these Laws. 

Exclusion Laws

200

The Emperors were considered descendants of...

Amaterasu

200

The main currency in Japan. 

Rice

200

Why was (pre edo) in dire need of a strong and powerful leader?

Civil war amongst Daimyo clans

200

Ritualistic suicide is deemed more honorable than the shame of capture. 

Seppuku

200

Name 3 Exclusion Laws

◆ All Christian missionaries and foreign traders were forced to leave

Japan. Newcomers were no longer allowed to enter.

◆ The Japanese were not allowed to go abroad.

◆ Ships large enough to make long voyages could no longer be built

and existing ones were destroyed.

◆ Japanese who were out of the country were forbidden to return.

◆ Most foreign objects were forbidden. All foreign books containing a

Christian message were banned; scientific books were forbidden.

300

Japans nearest neighbors are...?

China, Russia and Korea. 

300

Name 2 natural disasters that could occur if you lived in Japan. 

Volcanoes erupting 

tunami 

earthquake 

300

Became the most powerful shogun after his defeat of the Daimyos. 

Tokugawa Lewyasu

300

Considered important in Edo Japan because they produced the food that sustained the society. Laws

Peasants

300

Who was exempt from the "Exclusion Laws"?

The Dutch

400

The name of Japans Indigenous People

Ainu

400

The two divine beings that created Japan. 

Izanami and Izanagi

400

Every second year the Daimyo were forced to live in Edo. When they returned home their families had to stay. This was known as?

Alternate Attendance

400
Why did Christianity scare the Shogun?

Believing in a god rather than the Shogun could create division within Japan. 

400

As a direct result of the peace and prosperity of Edo Japan, the arts and culture were able to flourish. This was also known as the...

Golden Age

500

Japanese philosophy of learning to adjust, adapt and move on. 

Stoicism

500

This word means divine wind.

Kamakazi

500

Decribe the Japanese Fuedal System. Top to bottom.

Emperor   Shogun  Damio  Samurai   Ronin   Peasants   Artisans   Merchants  

500

What is the difference between the Kami and Kamuy?

Kami= Shinto Kamuy= Ainu

500

Many people felt that the shogunate’s responses to these problems were ineffective. Name 2 of these problems

-Famine and natural disasters killed a third of the pop

-Scarcity in rice lead to higher costs

-City dwellers rioted

-Peasants were highly taxed