Japan Chp 12/13

Who was considered to be the "nobility" of Japan

• Emperor

• Knights

• Peasants

• Daimyo

A belief that everyone has a role in the world

• Catholicism

• Confucianism

• Seppeku

• Societal Hierachy

What was a unique form of currency in Japan

• Carrots

• Wheat

• Rice

• Silk

Who was Tokugawa Ieyasu

• A famous artist

• A successful Daimyo

• A successful emperor

• A famous painter

Tokugawa Ieyasu was eventually promoted by the emperor into which role

• A part of the Shogunate Council

• A Shogun

• A Military General

• A Samurai

Alternate Attendance is...

• when Daimyo were required to rotate between Edo and their home territory each year.

• when Samurai were required to study different subjects in school for 3 years

• when the Peasants were required to give a list of everyone in their household each year

• when the Peasants were required to give a portion of their crops each year

The shogun council was known as...

• Ronin

• Daimyo

• Samurai

• Shogunate

In Edo Japan, their was 216 rules regulating...

• Work rules

• Behaviour

• Religious Rituals

• Dress (clothing)

Society class was hereditary which means?

• Passed on through the family

• Decided by how hard someone works

• Determined by which job someone has

• Earned by wealth

Samurai were forbidden from becoming involved in what?

• Politics

• The arts

• Trade and Buisness

• Education