The 3 main laws put into effect by the Shogun to control the Daimyo were?

Strict Laws, Alternate Attendance, Sharing Power

The correct order of importance of the following people was...

Shogun, Samurai, Farmer, Merchants, Women

Why were the Opium Wars in China a valuable lesson for the Japanese?

Japan realized that other countries could beat it in a war.

How did Japan demonstrate its acceptance of Renaissance values?

They took over land that was around them

Why did Japan agree to the bad trade agreement terms with the USA?

They didn't want to fight the foreigners.

How did Japan treat foreigners?

They were not allowed to stay long

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Social 8 - Japan Review

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A review of the main topics of the Japan unit in Grade 8 social in Alberta.

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The 3 main laws put into effect by the Shogun to control the Daimyo were?
Strict Laws, Alternate Attendance, Sharing Power
Alternate attendance, conscription, strict laws
Sharing Power, Conscription, Tsunami
Alternate Attendance, strict laws, wealth
2
What changed for the average Japanese person after the Meiji period started?
They ate different foods
Families lived together
Nothing
Women became head of the households
3
What was the name of Japan's capital during the Edo period
Kyoto
Edo
Hiroshima
Tokyo
4
Japans written language came from China and is called...?
Cyrrilic
Kanji
Kami
Maki
5
The correct order of importance of the following people was...
Shogun, Daimyo, Farmer, Samurai, Women
Emperor, Samurai, Merchant, Farmer, Women
Shogun, Samurai, Farmer, Merchants, Women
Daimyo, Samurai, Women, Farmers, Artisans
6
What were the samurai allowed to own that no one else could?
Land
Slaves
Katana
Badges
7
Japan's flag denotes it's motto which is...?
Land of the Kami
Land of Amaterasu
Land of the Rising Sun
Land of the Free
8
Why were the Opium Wars in China a valuable lesson for the Japanese?
Japanese people enjoyed using opium.
Japan realized they would win any war they entered.
Japan realized that other countries could beat it in a war.
Japan traded opium with China.
9
Land good for growing crops was called?
Tsunami
Assimilated
Homogenous
Arable
10
How did Japan demonstrate its acceptance of Renaissance values?
They had a war with China
They took over land that was around them
They got rid of the scientific method
They traded more internally
11
Japan's native population are called?
Ainu
Losers
Samurai
Shogun
12
What was the major area of growth after Japan started trade?
Religion
Electricity
Industry
Growth
13
What was the name of the Japanese Sun God?
Izanagi
Amaterasu
Izanami
Kami
14
What countries did Japan go to war with during the Meiji period?
China and Russia
Philippines and Canada
China and Asia
Germany and the USA.
15
Which of the following is NOT one of Japan's main islands?
Kyushu
Hokkaido
Nagoya
Shikoku
16
How did the government in Japan change during and after the Meiji Period?
The Shogun took over completely
It was more democratic
Women were placed in charge
It was less democratic
17
Who was in power in Japan after they opened up for trade?
Samurai
No one
Emporer
Shogun
18
Why did Japan agree to the bad trade agreement terms with the USA?
The treaty was written in English and they couldn't read it.
They didn't want to fight the foreigners.
They trusted Perry.
They were sold out by their shogun.
19
How did the Japanese view the Portuguese?
Southern Barbarians
Friends
Gods
Kami
20
How did Japan treat foreigners?
They were killed as soon as they came ashore
They were not allowed to stay long
They were allowed to stay as long as they wanted
They got to come and go as they pleased
21
What were the 2 main religions of Japan in the Edo period?
Buddhism and Catholic
Catholic and Shinto
Shinto and Kami
Shinto & Buddhism
22
Approximately, how many islands make up Japan?
3000
1000
10,000
7000
23
Japan's actual leader (not figure head) during the Edo period?
The people
President
Shogun
Emporer
24
Why were the Samurai disbanded?
They didn't kill foreigners
They had to many to have an effective army
They accepted orders from too many people
They were too well trained

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