Edo Japan in Isolation

The biggest "cost" of peace and security during the Edo Period.

Farmers were higher than merchants in the feudal hierarchy because:

____________ were one of the only cultures that could still trade with Japan.

What was Japan's capital at the end of the Edo Period?

The Japanese believed their clan chiefs were descended from nature spirits called:

What is the southernmost main island of Japan?

Westerners are surprised to find this class of people at the bottom of the Japanese feudal hierarchy.

Isolationism is the theory, idea, or belief that a country should:

A process of replicating paintings that consisted of carving and stamping onto paper.

The land that was ruled by a daimyo was known as a:

A type of theatre with elaborate costumes and make-up traditionally performed by males only

In Edo Japan, this statement would most likely have been made by a person who believed in:

Which of the following was NOT a reason Japan was able to be self-sufficient?

How did the role of samurai change during the Edo period?

About 73% of Japan is covered by _____________________________.

What is the smallest main island of Japan?

The element of Christianity seen as the greatest threat to the control of the Shogun was

These two nations were especially interested in trade with Japan:

The Exclusion Laws of Edo Japan, were put into effect mostly as a response to:

A three line poem that follows a 5-7-5 syllable pattern.

In ancient Japan, the people spoke Japanese but wrote in this language:

"Daimyo are required to spend every second year in Edo." This restriction was known as:

The heavily scrutinized urban theatre districts where rules were relaxed.

People who had jobs related to the death of animals or humans, such as tanning hides

The first emperors of Japan believed they were descended from:

Who finalized the unification of Japan and became the first Edo shogun?

A type of traditional Japanese theatre that uses puppets;

All are ways the economy boomed during the Edo Period, except _____________.

What was Japan's capital at the start of the Edo Period?

The hereditary ruler of Japan, who was seen as a living god, was known as _________________.

The Ainu people were treated similarly to

All of the following edicts purposely limited daimyos from forming alliances, EXCEPT:

All of the following are reasons why the gov't wanted to limit Christianity, EXCEPT:

Which of the following statements describes an advantage of the island location of Japan?

Which statement BEST describes Japan’s political system prior to (before) unification/isolation

The provinces of Japan were under the leadership of these landowners:

The real ruler of Edo Japan and the military government.

Samurai were hereditary warriors who followed a warrior code known as _________________.

What is an archipelago?

What is NOT a traditional part of the Japanese diet?