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Medieval Japan Vocabulary
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An economic and political system that developed in the Middle Ages
feudalism
capitalism
communism
socialism
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The spread of cultural elements from one society to another
spreadation
epidemic
seppuku
cultural diffusion
3
Head of Japanese military government in the era of the samurai
regent
shogun
emperor
courtier
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A group of related families
lord-vassal system
clan
hierarchy
courtiers
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A Japanese professional warrior
samurai
geisha
zen
knight
6
A Japanese novelist and poet during the Heian period; author of The Tale of Genji
Lady Murasaki Shikibu
Marco Polo
Prince Shotoku
Siddhartha Gautama
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This still affects Japanese culture today by contributing to Japanese loyalty, sense of honor, and discipline.
kami
Bushido Code
zazen
yamato-e
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Hierarchy where a king, or emperor, provides protection to his vassals in return for their loyalty
vassalization
lord-vassal system
seppuku
clan
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A code of conduct that governed the samurai's life
Daimyo
Bushido Code
Zen
Shinto
10
Regent ruler who helped Japan develop and brought influences of China to Japan
Kublai Khan
Prince Shotoku
Lady Murasaki Shikibu
Shogun
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A Japanese local lord, or noble, in the era of the samurai
regent
daimyo
shogun
emperor
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A system of organizing people into ranks with higher ranks having more power and privileges
hierarchy
Shinto
seppuku
Bushido
13
the everyday language of a people
vernacular
regent
intuition
zazen
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A native Japanese religion that combines the worship of ancestors and spirits called kami
Shinto
Hinduism
Zen Buddhism
Daoism
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One who rules in the name of another
samurai
regent
courtier
geisha
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A member of a ruler's court
shogun
samurai
bushido
courtier
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classic Japanese style of painting developed during the Heian Period
miyabi
yamato-e
mono no aware
animism
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Who wrote most early Japanese literature in the vernacular (stories, novels, journals)?
noblewomen
government officials
Prince Shotoku
noblemen
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a sensitivity, or gentle sadness, that life is not permanent
miyabi
mono no aware
yomato-e
Zen
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the belief that objects have a soul
feudalism
Bushido
animism
cultural diffusion
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A Japanese form of Buddhism emphasizing the value of meditation and intuition
Confucianism
Shinto
Zen Buddhism
Bushido
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courtly code of conduct focused on beauty and manners
mono no aware
Bushido Code
yamato-e
miyabi
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A major form of Japanese verse (poetry)
seppuku
haiku
geisha
daimyo