Japan Under the Shogun

The Shogun used tactics to control the nobles such as Alternate Attendance, which was

the rules and customs in a society that regulate people’s behaviour.

Who were the first Europeans in Japan?

Rules of right and wrong behaviour

Which of the following groups were considered outcasts?

If everyone accepts their duties & obligations there will be peace & order is the teachings of

The nobles, or landowners were knowns as:

the principle of duty stated below was compared to the requirement for each individual to

role of peasants, artisans & merchants in Edo Japan was most similar in that all 3 groups were

In Edo Japan,  the below statement demonstrates the ideas of

The aim that all the actions had in common was to

Before the edo period, what was it like in Japan?

Ritual suicide that was used to maintain honour was known as:

During Alternate Attendance, the Daimyo left their families as guests of the shogun which meant

Social class was determined by

“A warrior class, living according to a strict code of honour, dedicated to serving one master”

Which of the actions above are most similar to characteristics of medieval feudalism in Europe?

Which statement describes the reason contact with Christianity concerned the Japanese gov't?

Women did not have a legal existence; they could not own property.

faithfulness and devotion to parents.

Peasants were considered more important than artisans and merchants, 

Lower classes were put into groups called goningumi, & had group responsibility, which meant