CH 27-29 Test

Warrior class in the feudalistic shogunate period;

Warrior nobles that ruled their local area but were controlled by the Shogun

One of Japan’s capitals; site of the Tokugawa shogun’s palace, now Tokyo

Society of Jesus, the Catholic order that sponsored Christian missionaries in Japan

Continued building Japan into a unified country; unsuccessfully attempted to invade Korea. He baked the cake.

Another Japanese capital, and site of the Emperor’s palace

Estimated number of Japanese that converted to Christianity

Japanese feudal lord who conquered much of Japan and became shogun. He made the cake.

Completed the process of putting Japan under one ruler. He ate the cake.

Leading missionary in bringing Christianity to Japan

Official Japanese policy of isolation from the world during the Tokugawa era

Code of the Samurai

Ceremonial leader of Japan

Clan behind the Tokugawa shogunate

Feudal system of government that ruled Japan

True leader of Japan