Why did the samurai decline

Because of the introduction of Portugese guns

When Tokugawa Ieyasu become shogun, how did he unify Japan?

He had strict rules/regulations to keep Daimyos in check.

A record from the time of the event, Painting/artifact created during a certain period in history

What does ronin mean in Shogunate Japan?

A Samurai who has no Daimyo master.

The military leader in Feudal Japan.

Why were the merchants at the bottom of the Feudal Hierarchy?

They made nothing of value to society.

What did US Officer Matthew Perry want from Japan when he arrived with his fleet?

He wanted them to sign a trade agreement.

Which factor did NOT contribute to the end of Shogunate Japan and the resulting modernisation?

Japan decided it wanted the Western technology and weapons.

Farmers and peasants were highly respected in Japanese society, this meant they were...

How farmers were treated depended on their daimyo

What does Shi-no-ko-sho represent?

It represents the social hierarchy of Feudal Japan.

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1
Why did the samurai decline
They became political leaders
Because of the introduction of Portugese guns
They gained to much wealth and became merchants
They became farmers
2
When Tokugawa Ieyasu become shogun, how did he unify Japan?
He had strict rules/regulations to keep Daimyos in check.
He convinced his enemies to join his side.
He started a war and killed anyone who opposed him.
He forged a document about his heritage.
3
Did the Samurai ever farm?
Yes
No
4
A primary source is
A book outlining what happened during a period of history
A story that your grandmother tells you at bedtime
A record from the time of the event
Painting/artifact created during a certain period in history
5
What does ronin mean in Shogunate Japan?
A Samurai who has no Daimyo master.
A Samurai who has killed his Daimyo master.
A Samurai who has defeated his enemy.
A Samurai who has loyally served his Daimyo master.
6
What is a shogun?
The most powerful Daimyo in Feudal Japan.
The successor of the Emperor in Feudal Japan.
The Emperor in Feudal Japan.
The military leader in Feudal Japan.
7
What religion strongly influenced the Samurai code?
Judaism
Christianity
Buddhism
Hinduism
8
What was the name for the belief that those who contributed to society were more important?
Bushido
Confucianism
Feudalism
Respect
9
Why were the merchants at the bottom of the Feudal Hierarchy?
They made nothing of value to society.
They were made up of beggars, actors or musicians.
They were actually not at the bottom of the hierarchy.
They had the least money in society.
10
What does 'eta' stand for?
The wives of the Samurais
The non-people in society
Outcasts in society
The heroes of society
11
Who collected the tax for the daimyo?
The Samurai
The Farmers/Peasants
The Hinin
The Merchants
12
Who held absolute power during the Tokugawa Shogunate
The King
The Daimyo
The Emperor
The Shogun
13
What did US Officer Matthew Perry want from Japan when he arrived with his fleet?
He wanted them to give him their oil.
He wanted them to give him their land.
He wanted them to sign a trade agreement.
He wanted them to trade countries with him.
14
Samurai Warriors lived by a code of honour called
Mates for life
Never dog the boys
Bushido
Chivalry
15
What is the name for a samurai without a daimyo
Samurai
Warrior
Ronin
Hinin
16
Which factor did NOT contribute to the end of Shogunate Japan and the resulting modernisation?
Japan was forced to sign a trade agreement with America.
Japan was given new technology from the US trade agreement.
Japan could not compete with the advanced weaponry of the US
Japan decided it wanted the Western technology and weapons.
17
Farmers and peasants were highly respected in Japanese society, this meant they were...
Loved by all... Feared by many
Wealthy and respected
Slaves to the Daimyo and samurai
How farmers were treated depended on their daimyo
18
Bushido is very similar to a European code of behaviour called
Honesty
Courage
Gentlemaness
Chivalry
19
Which one of the following is NOT one of the Bushido code values?
Integrity
Benevolence
Honesty
Malevolence
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What does Shi-no-ko-sho represent?
It represents the belief of Confucianism in Japan.
It represents the beliefs held at the time.
It represents the values held by the Samurai warriors.
It represents the social hierarchy of Feudal Japan.

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