Social 8 - Chapter 4 EDO - REVIEW

Japan's military government is called the 

The following picture depicts 

When Tokugawa saw Europeans colonizing new lands he was afraid and wanted to ensure Japan's

According to the Closed Country Edict, all  __________ ships were banned from Japanese ports.

T or F: Japanese citizens were permitted to travel to foreign countries only if they had family

These people were trained in the art of conversation, dance, and etiquette.

Which word(s) best describe the Edo Period in Japan?

Japan contained _______ individual regions, each under the rule of a commander called a Daimyo.

Which of the following as considered acceptable for books and novels (subject matter)?

T or F: The Closed Country Edict prohibited a single city from purchasing all goods from ships.

The growth of large cities in Japan created the need for 

Edo was the center of 

Shogun Hideyoshi was afraid that Japan would lose its culture and identity. So, he decided to

The Closed Country Edict stated that any Japanese person who attempted to go abroad would be

The leader of the military government is the

A legal order; a command by a public authority is a(n)

The Closed Country Edict was finalized and put into action in

The position of emperor is

The daimyo were required to travel to Edo every two years. This was

Next to the Shogun, the ________ held the most prestigious positions in society.

The journey to Edo by the Daimyo resulted in changes to communities...

The role of the samurai changed during the Edo period.  From warriors to

True or False: The Bakufu controlled the printing industry.

During the Edo Period, Japan's hierarchy social structure became

The Bakufu was concerned that Japan's diamyo might be influence by western ideas and follow

Killing these people was not considered a crime during Edo Japan.

The fuedal lords of Japan, each responsible for governing their own region...

A group of people who followed the Daimyo to and from Edo was/were called 

The Emperor was the highest ruler, but who actually held the power in Japan?