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Shogunate Japan Quiz
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1
Who brought Christianity into Japan?
The Portuguese
The Greeks
The Chinese
The Dutch
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What does "filial piety" mean?
Filling pies
Respecting one's children
Respecting one's ancestors
Eating pies
3
What was the edo period considered to be?
Extremely violent
Totally crazy
Generally peaceful
Incredibly boring
4
What did the treaty of 1854 mean for the Americans?
They could live and work in Japan
The could never come to Japan
They controlled Japan
They could trade and deal with Japanese
5
What does "Edo" mean?
Period
Forest
Kyoto
Tokyo
6
Is this an accurate image of Matthew C. Perry?
No, because he did not look like that
Yes
Yes, for the Japanese
No, because he was a very nice man
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What was the name of the island where the Europeans lived?
Hejima
Jedima
Hedima
Dejima
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What is the "noble eightfold path"
The way the nobles in Europe lived
Directions to a place
Main teachings of Buddhism
Teachings of Shintoism
9
What does this photo represent?
People in fishing ships getting smashed by waves
Nothing
Mount Fuji in the background
A giant wave in the shape of a human
10
What are the names of the gods in shintoism?
Tokami
Crotokami
Okami
Kami
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What does "Sakoku" mean?
"Friendly country"
"The best country"
"Open country"
"Locked country"
12
What ideas did the Dutch bring to the Japanese?
Writing, drawing and reading
Tulips, cheese and clogs
Manga, anime and pokemon
Anatomy, chemistry and telescopes
13
During Japan's isolated period (sakoku), was it really isolated?
Yes, because isolation means you don't interact with anyone
No, because there continued to be trade
Yes
No, because the Japanese did not want to trade
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What is the main goal of buddhism?
To learn
To be happy
To reach nirvana
To be free
15
Who was the man that lead ships to Japan from America?
David M. Kerry
Matthew C. Perry
Terry K. David
Kerry M. Perry
16
How did the Japanese see "the Black Ships"?
The steam looked like dragons
They were afraid
They were welcoming of them
They ran away
17
Who did the Dutch meet once a year?
The French
The Samurais
The Shogun
The Emperor
18
Who were the Europeans that were allowed to live on an island and trade with the Japanese?
The Dutch
The French
The Greeks
The English
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Why were American ships called black ships?
Because they only came at night time
Because they were scary
Because they were black
Japan thought Western ships were black, because of Portugal
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What does "rangaku" mean?
"Nice food"
"Dutch learning"
"Japanese learning"
"Japanese teaching"
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Which religion is this image associated with?
Shintoism
Okami
Zen
Buddhism
