Medieval Japan

Peasants were more respected than artisans.

Women were ranked equally to men

It was easy to move up the rank in Feudal Japan

Land owners became what?

The philosophy of Bushido was...

Farmers had less power than merchants.

All are true about Japan except...

The three things to focus on in Zen Buddhism are

The Emperor/Emperess and high class focused their time in the Arts

Shintoism was based on

Who had the most power in Medieval Japan?

Longer growing seasons helped Japan be self-sufficient

Samurai followed

In ancient Japan the emperor was seen as

A shoen is

What led to problems when Europeans made contact

You could follow both Shintoism and Buddhism at the same time.

Samurai would practice tea ceremonies and flower arranging

Japan has earthquakes, tsunamis, active volcanoes, geysers, and hotsprings

Samurai held one weapon and were skilled archers

Feudal Japanese people believed good manners made society run properly

What is true about rice in medieval Japan...

Ronin were Samurai without a lord

Who were part of the underclass?

In Shinto religion all are true except...

Tokugawa cut off contact with other cultures, (all are true except)

How did China influence Japan? (all are true except)

From Europe, who first made contact with Japan?

What did peasants give to Samurai in exchange for protection

Early people of Japan, the Yayoi

Which early people were assimulated and their culture threatened?

Bishido was a ritual death by suicide

The Emporer held the most power and governed the people

Samurai served diamyo, so paid no rent or taxes

How were Samurai different to Ninja's