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Unit 5 Lessons 19-21 Test
Unit 5 Lessons 19-21 Test
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1
Kamikaze pilots in World War II are a good example of this group's influence on modern Japan?
the shogun
the emperor
the samurai
the daimyo
2
How did the samurai of Japan differ from European knights in the Middle Ages?
They owed allegiance to a lord.
They owned vast estates.
They fought only on horseback.
They had to be able to read and write.
3
Which of these mattered most to a samurai who was following the code of Bushido?
learning and intellect
forgiveness and generosity
loyalty and honor
beauty and gracefulness
4
Since simplicity was thought to be beautiful, a Heian aristocrat's home would have few
screens.
windows.
mats.
objects.
5
How did the Korean workers who settled in Japan change the lives of the Japanese?
They set up a new government over the country.
They worked as slaves for middle-class families.
They became the customers who bought Japanese crafts.
They brought Buddhism & art & architectural skills to Japan.
6
Buddhism spread across Asia to these countries in which order?
India, Japan, Korea, and China
India, Korea, China, and Japan
China, India, Korea, and Japan
India, China, Korea, and Japan
7
Which architectural style did Japanese Buddhists adopt for their temples?
Towers
Domes
Arches
Pagodas
8
By marrying their daughters into the royal family, what Japanese family gained political power?
Fujiwara
Murasaki
Minamoto
Shotoku
9
After Minamoto Yoritomo came to power in 1192, how did Japanese government change?
A new constitution was inspired by Shintoism.
The emperor became more powerful.
Aristocrats collected too many taxes from the people.
A warrior class began to run the country.
10
What did the leading writers of the Heian period have in common?
Most of them were monks.
Most of them were women.
Most of them were peasants.
Most of them were foreigners.
11
In Japan today, the Heian period is best remembered for its
cosmetics and clothing.
wealth and power.
rank and class.
literature and drama.
12
A lord (not Lorde) in medieval Europe was most like which person in medieval Japan?
a daimyo
the shogun
a samurai
the emperor
13
Kemari, rango, and bugaku are all examples of
months in the Heian calendar.
Heian entertainment.
Heian clothing.
Heian food.
14
Which group was most responsible for the achievements of Japan's golden age?
farmers
emperors
aristocrats
merchants
15
Which sentence below describes "cultural diffusion."
Written languages developed separately in Japan and Korea.
Warships and armies from Japan attacked Korea.
Korea and Japan grew different crops due to climate.
Buddhism spread from China to Korea to Japan.
16
In the Heian period, the number of folds in your fan told others
how many children you had
what your rank was
how old you were
how much money you had
17
Art and literature is the reason the Heian period is called Japan's
artistic era.
golden age.
dark age.
age of wisdom.
18
The main job of a shogun was to
give advice to the emperor.
loyally serve and obey the daimyo.
rule through military power.
encourage the learning of the samurai.
19
As a result of foreign influence, the Japanese began creating sculptures of
terra cotta warriors.
Zeus.
emperors.
the Buddha.
