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Ch. 5 Japan
Ch. 5 Japan
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A #history review of #medieval #japan for #juniorhigh
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1
Which people
directly
introduced Buddhism to the Japanese?
Chinese
Europeans
Koreans
Indians
2
Japan's geography encouraged people to take up _ & _ to survive.
Farming & Hunting
Hunting & Gathering
Fishing & Hunting
Trading & Fishing
3
This type of Buddhism gave its followers a message of a happy life after death.
Pure Land Buddhism
Zen Buddhism
4
What is
TRUE
about Prince Shotoku's constitution?
It was based on the teachings of Sun Tzu
It gave the shogun power to appoint officials
It gave power to the daimyos
It created a strong central government
5
Where did the emperor move his capital after Buddhist monks tried to take over the government?
Tokyo
Heian
Nara
Nagasaki
6
In what city was the shogun's government based?
Hiroshima
Kyoto
Edo
Kamakura
7
Early Japanese beliefs in animism and worship at shrines developed into the _ religion.
Buddhism
Sikhism
Confucianism
Shinto
8
This type of Buddhism encouraged its followers to practice martial arts.
Zen Buddhism
Pure Land Buddhism
9
Which religion built simple shrines near natural features?
Hinduism
Islam
Buddhism
Shintoism
10
This type of Buddhism encouraged mediation in order for its followers to reach inner peace.
Zen Buddhism
Pure Land Buddhism
11
Which group of invaders' plans were foiled because of 2 different typhoons?
Russians
Chinese
Huns
Mongols
12
Why were the early Japanese people so independent and isolated?
Volcanoes scared visitors
Typhoons were common
They had a policy of isolationism
Islands & mountains limited contact with Asia
13
What percentage of Japan can be farmed?
30%
20%
40%
10%
14
Which is
NOT
a way in which China influenced Japan?
Architectural ideas
Bronze-working techniques
Government ideas
Written language
15
Which of the following skills did the Yayoi learn from the Chinese & Koreans?
How to make pottery
How to fish
How to use a loom
How to farm soy
16
What did
Noh
dramas teach its audiences?
Shinto beliefs
Folktales from the Yayoi
Buddhist teachings
Confucius principles
17
What is the art of writing beautifully?
Origami
Tanka
Haiku
Calligraphy
18
Which of the following is
NOT
an island of Japan?
Kamakura
Shikoku
Honshu
Hokkaido
19
What did daimyo and samurai trade in their feudal relationship?
gold for labor
land for military service/loyalty
fish for land
government positions for horses
20
What was a result of the Gempei War?
The Taira clan won
The emperor gained complete control of the government
The samurai class was disbanded
Minamoto Yoritomo was named shogun
21
When the shogun's power weakened, who ruled Japan?
The Daimyo
No one--it was anarchy
The Samurai
The Emperor
22
Many artisans and merchants formed _ for protection and profit.
Gurupu (groups)
Kurabu (clubs)
Guntai (armies)
Za (guilds)
23
This type of Buddhism said faith in Amida and chanting his name would lead to heaven.
Pure Land Buddhism
Zen Buddhism
24
This type of Buddhism's leader was Lord Amida, the buddha of love and mercy.
Pure Land Buddhism
Zen Buddhism
25
Which clan is the current emperor a descendant of?
Yamato
Tokugawa
Oda
Fujiwara
26
What is
TRUE
about the role of women in Heian, Japanese society?
They were forced to work as cooks in the palace
They were shut out of court life
They spent time writing poetry and novels
They were not allowed to play instruments
27
What do you call a group of families organized by blood or marriage?
A gang
A cohort
A clan
A tribe
28
How did the emperors in Heian gradually lose their power?
The Yamato clan gave up their power to the Minamoto
The Shogunate rebelled and killed Emperor Kammu
Young emperors used Fujiwara regents to rule
Civil war began between the peasants and merchants
29
Which religion appealed to samurai?
Christianity
Zen Buddhism
Pure Land Buddhism
Shintoism
30
Which of the following is
FALSE
about the samurai?
They served their noble lords (daimyo)
They were obsessed with wealth
They fought on horseback
They followed a code of conduct