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Shogun Japan

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  • What does "feudal society" mean?
    It means that the higher and lower members of society owe each other particular duties and receive benefits in return.
  • Before the shogun, who was the real leader of Japan?
    The emperor
  • What weapon changed the warfare of Japan?
    Guns
  • What is a "regent"?
    Somebody who rules a country for a child until the child is old enough to rule.
  • The battle to rule Japan involved which three clans?
    Fujiwara, Minamoto and Taira
  • What stopped the Mongols from invading Japan?
    Typhoon/cyclone/"Kamikaze"
  • What kind of society was shogunate Japan?
    A feudal society
  • What is a "shogun"?
    Military leader
  • There was a 150 year war between different daimyo in Japan. What was it called?
    Onin War
  • What was shintoism's core beliefs?
    Worshipping nature spirits.
  • How did the emperor lose their power?
    The daimyo and shoguns became too powerful and eventually rebelled against the emperor.
  • If a person rules a large area, what are they called?
    Daimyo
  • Who did the samurai have to give military protection to in order to receive land?
    Daimyo!
  • What did Toyotomi Hideyoshi proclaim in 1587?
    That all Christian priests (padres) must leave Japan within 20 days.
  • Who were the first Europeans to visit Japan?
    Portugese
  • True or false: the emperor was seen as a god?
    True!
  • Is Japan a continent, island or plateau?
    Island
  • What religion believed that suffering could be overcome through enlightenment?
    Buddhism
  • Why was war a good thing for some?
    Because the winner could gain more land, money and power.
  • Name at least three religions that existed in shogunate Japan.
    Confucianism, Buddhism, Catholicism, Shintoism, Zen Buddhism and Taoism.
  • Wars were constantly occurring in shogunate Japan between lords. What type of war is this?s
    Civil war!
  • Who was the first shogun to rule Japan
    Minamoto Yoritomo
  • What was the name of the missionaries that converted the Japanese?
    the Jesuits