Our worldviews - Chapter 4 review

The largest city in Japan during the 18th century was _______.

Japan is part of the Ring of Fire, which is a narrow zone active volcanoes that nearly encircles the Pacific Ocean.

Edo (Tokyo), Osaka and Kyoto continue to be the three largest metropolises in modern-day Japan.

A form of poetry which consists of three lines of five, seven and five syllables respectively is called

Banraku theatre was a children’s puppet theatre in Japanduring the Edo period.

A/An __________ was group of people who followed the daimyo to and from Edo.

The Dutch had an influence on Japanese learning in the area of medicine.

Which shogun was able to finalize the unification of Japan?

The role of the samurai changed during the Edo period from esteemed warrior to___.

This social class lived outside the rules but met some of the needs of the Japanese society.

Although the true ruler of Japan was the emperor, the daimyo had the real power and authority.

The Japanese people did not believe in surgery because they thought the body was inherited from one’s ancestors.

Japanese aesthetics value simplicity, serenity, and ______________.

Edo (Tokyo), Osaka and Kyoto were the three largest metropolises during the Edo period in Japan.

The Bakufu banned all females from performing in the Kabuki Theatre.

Because it was mass produced __________ was/were not initially considered an art form.

Edo was the center of the military government. Osaka was the center of the rice market. Kyoto was the center of _______.

The Dutch were the first people to bring Western ideas to Japan.

The Edo period in Japan was an exciting time because Japan had isolated itself from most of the world.

Tokugawa Ieyasu did not want European explorers to set up colonies in Japan so he only allowed them to land at one port.