Which is not a cultural change in Japan during the mid 1800's

a law was pass to prohibit men from wearing their hair down

What is a disadvantage to being a series of islands?

Isolation from the rest of the world

What is the Meiji restoration

Emperor regained his power and control of Japan

Typhoons, tsunamis and shortage of arable land can all be described as?

geographical challenges for Japan

you were to accept your duty and obligations

Exclusion laws were a result of?

the concern of the shogun over threats to power

What was a change of westernization?

Clothing and goods for their homes

Why are merchants and artisans lower in the social hierarchy?

Peasants are the primary producers

How did Japan cut itself off from the rest of the world?

All missionaries and traders were forbidden

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1
A warrior class, living according to strict code of honour, serving one master
The Military
The Daimyo
The Shogun
The Samurai
2
Japan saw themselves as a thoughtful, unified family with common values. This represents?
The Ainu
Westernization
A heterogeneous society
A homogeneous society
3
Which is not a cultural change in Japan during the mid 1800's
Public baths were ordered to be closed
a law was pass to prohibit men from wearing their hair down
Japanese government passed a law to prohibit tattooing
men were ordered to wear a shirt and properly closed tunic
4
Which treaty gave the United States the same privileges and advantages to those in Japan?
Meiji
Martyr
Kanagawa
Seppuku
5
What is a disadvantage to being a series of islands?
Isolation from the rest of the world
Japan could not be easily attacked
Invasion from enemies was difficult
Japan only had access to resources from the sea
6
What is the Meiji restoration
restoration of castles and historical buildings
Shogun regained his power and control over Japan
Was the creation of a democratic government
Emperor regained his power and control of Japan
7
Exclusion laws resulted in the policy of?
Expansionism
Imperialism
Isolation
Militarism
8
The willingness of the Japanese to work hard and make sacrifices for the common good is?
An example of their worldview
An example of democracy
An example of capitalism
An example of western influence
9
Before Commodore Perry, Japan was most influenced by?
France
China
Russia
Korea
10
Typhoons, tsunamis and shortage of arable land can all be described as?
Natural advantages to an island nation
Causes of political upheaval
geographical challenges for Japan
Results of closeness to the pacific ocean
11
Confucianism...
confucianism came from Korean scholars
you had to suck it up and be miserable in your position
you had to fight for your spot in society
you were to accept your duty and obligations
12
Exclusion laws were a result of?
Western attempts to seize control of Japan
the concern of the shogun over threats to power
Fear of being conquered by the Aztecs
The distrust of a different religion
13
A Lack of natural resources resulted in
common good practice
free trade agreement
sumptuary laws
Imperialism
14
Japanese citizens could not move social classes in the Edo period as they are a
Confucianism society
western society
Feudal society
Democratic society
15
Modern western worldview is most similar to?
The Aztecs
Meiji japan
Feudal Europe
Renaissance Europe
16
Which one of the following is not one of the three metropolises?
Kyoto
Edo
Nagasaki
Osaka
17
What was a change of westernization?
Farming ways
Clothing and goods for their homes
All of the above
Geographical differences
18
Which of the following is not a island of Japan?
Sapporo
Hokkaido
Honshu
Shikoku
19
Why are merchants and artisans lower in the social hierarchy?
peasants were easier to control
there were more of them
peasants were hard workers and therefor more valued
Peasants are the primary producers
20
What evidence suggests Renaissance Europe and Edo Japan spent their money for personal display
limited weapons from commoners
Sumptuary laws
trading with neighboring nations
Feudal restrictions
21
How did Japan cut itself off from the rest of the world?
All missionaries and traders were forbidden
They built ships to flea Japan
Only scholars from Korea were able to enter Japan
Foreigners threatened their stability and forced them out
22
"Western Science, Japanese essence" means
Tradition
Modernization
Cultural change
Modernization and tradition

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