Geography of Japan
Japanese Feudalism
Country Relations
Daily Life in Japan
100

Define archipelago.

a sea or stretch of water containing many islands

                 OR

a group of islands

100

Who has all the power in the feudal system?

The Shogun

100

Which two countries developed trade relationship with Japan?

Korea and China

100

Which two religions were most prominent in Japanese civilization?

Buddhism and Shinto

200

What did Japan rely on to obtain natural resources?

trade with other nations

200

What is a feudal system?

A self sufficient region of land ruled by a king who gives property, or land rights, in return for services from other social classes.

200

Name two items that China gave to Japan and Korea.

Any of the following:


200

How were women expected to dress in Japan?

-powdered faces

-long, shiny hair

- 12 layered robe dress

300

How did Japan's geography impact it's culture?

Religion of shinto (natural disasters, mountainous region, lack of natural resource, surrounded by ocean)

300

Why is the merchants class the bottom of the social pyramid?

Because people did not respect that they were trading instead of only providing for upper classes.

300

Why was Korea considered a 'cultural bridge'?

Because Korea trade cultural ideas with Japan, which were given to them by China.

                    OR

Korea created the 'bridge' of trade between China and Japan

300

Describe what the daily life of a Geisha was.

-Hours of dance training every day

-entertainment through dancing

-Wore a strict outfit

400

How did Japan's geography affect it's development as a civilization?

They created their own culture because they were isolated

(Shinto)

400

Name two similarities between European and Japanese feudalism.

Teacher discretion

400

List two benefits of Japans isolation.

1. Allowed for them to trade cultural ideas on their own terms

2. Provided protection from invasions

400
Name the religion that is a combination of Shinto and Buddhism.

Zen Buddhism