vocab

Question 1

Shogun

Answer 1

Shoguns were hereditary military leaders who were technically appointed by the emperor.

Question 2

Emperor

Answer 2

The highest power held in the Japanese social hierarchy said to have came from the sun god.

Question 3

Daimyo

Answer 3

feudal lords who controlled the provinces of Japan from the beginning of the Kamakura period in 1185 to the end of the Edo period in 1868.

Question 4

Fudai

Answer 4

Lords whose ancestors had proven their loyalty to the Tokugawa

Question 5

Tozama

Answer 5

while lords with more suspect allegiances were known as tozama, “outsiders.”

Question 6

Samurai

Answer 6

A powerful member of the feudal Japan military

Question 7

Bushido

Answer 7

A code of honors and moral developed by the samurai

Question 8

Peasants

Answer 8

Agricultural laborer of low social class

Question 9

Artisans

Answer 9

A worker in a skilled trade, especially one that involves making things by hand

Question 10

Merchants

Answer 10

Lowest class, wealth through commercial activities and money lending.

Question 11

Bakufu

Answer 11

A system of government dominated by a feudal military dictatorship

Question 12

Tokugawa

Answer 12

Edo period

Final period of tradition Japan.

Time for internal peace, political stability and economic growth under the shogunate

Founded by tokugawa ieyasu

Question 13

Edo

Answer 13

1603-1867

Question 14

Kyoto

Answer 14

The formal imperial capital of japan

Were the empower was remained

Question 15

Sonno Joi

Answer 15

Revere the emperor: expel the barbarian