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Japan Unit Test Review
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1
Chinese influences helped shape Japanese culture. Which people did the influences impact most?
Peasants
Warrior Class
Merchants
Upper Class
2
Which of the following best illustrates the influence of China on Japan?
Japanese adoption of the Chinese writing system
The samurai tradition
Requiring officials to take a civil service exam
The development of haiku poetry
3
Are you ready for this test?!?!
I'll be honest... Noh... :(
I will honor my master by acing this test! *Yeet*
I've got this!!! Noh Doubt!!!
This test will bring dishonor to me and my family.
4
What type of social system did
EARLY
Japanese society utilize?
Socialism
Dictatorship
Clan based society
Feudalism
5
Which of the following most accurately describes how the Japanese people found and grew food?
Hunted bison in the Kanto Plain on Honshu.
Fished off the coast of Japan for protein.
Herded sheep in the mountainous terrain of the Japanese Alps
Utilized terracing to grow food on mountain sides.
6
Feudal societies are generally characterized by ____________________.
The protection of political rights
Many economic opportunities
A representative government
An emphasis on social order
7
What was the period when warriors of low status rebelled and became self-proclaimed warlords?
The Traditional Period
The Enlightenment Period
The Warring States Period
The Heian Period
8
What was the role of the emperor in feudal Japan?
Emperor was like China’s emperor, a leader with total power.
Emperor was the head of the traditional religion - Shinto.
Emperor was a figurehead with little power.
Emperor was the military leader that attacked local warlords
9
Which of the following accurately displays the hierarchy of Feudal Japan? (Highest to Lowest)
Emperor, Samurai, Shogun, Peasants, Artisans
Emperor, Shogun, Daimyo, Samurai, Merchants
Emperor, Shogun, Samurai, Merchants, Daimyo
Samurai, Daimyo, Shogun, Merchants, Emperor
10
Shotoku’s Constitution of Seventeen Articles expressed _______________.
An Agreement with China
An Agreement Unifying the Clans of Japan
A Plan of Government
A Set of Guiding Principles on Leadership
11
How did Buddhism arrive in Japan?
Japanese fishermen found Buddhist texts in a shipwreck.
Buddhism never traveled or expanded into Japan.
It was brought from Korea by Buddhist monks.
It was brought from China by Scholar Officials.
12
Which form of Japanese drama was observed by the upper class?
Comedy
Kabuki
Noh
Tragedy
13
The samurai lived by a strict code of honor known as _______________.
Kami
Bushido
Seppuku
Zen
14
Japan’s golden age or the, _________, made many advancements in the fields of literature & art.
Kami Period
Feudalism Period
Heian Period
Nara Period
15
What is the key teaching of the Mahayana School of Buddhism?
It trains Zen Buddhist monks.
It teaches that everyone can achieve enlightenment.
It is a school for shipbuilders.
It centers on bodhisattvas.
16
The Mongols, led by Kublai Khan, invaded Japan because he _______________?
Hoped to gain great wealth.
Wanted to expand his empire.
Did not receive tribute from the shogun.
Wanted captives for his army.
17
What was the main purpose of Japanese rulers sending missions to China?
To study warfare against the Mongols
To practice advanced fishing techniques
To learn about the Chinese system of government
To explore foreign territories along the Silk Road
18
Why did Zen Buddhism appeal to the samurai?
Stressed self-control needed to clear the mind during battle
Encouraged the use of mantras to focus the samurai’s energy
Forced samurais to practice the faith with family or friends
Did not appeal to samurais – they only followed Shinto.
