Worldview

The rigid feudal system in Japan changed-the commoners rights and allows them to own land.

There was a slow change in Japan in order to modernize.

A triple alliance formed in the Valley of Mexico, who was the leader?

What was Spain's only industry after the Moors lost control?

Ethnocentrism is the belief that one's own race or culture is superior to others.

How did the Daimyo's life change with the new worldview?

What is considered Japanese pop-culture during the Edo Period?

Queen Isabella & King Ferdinand led the reconquesta to regain control of Spain from the Moors.

Why was Christopher Columbus was permitted to go exploring?

What were the crusades?

Cortes shows his strategic advantage through which of the following:

What was the silk road?

The city states were often run by on the following:

Which countries were involved in forcing Japan to reconsider it's closed border?

Did the commoners have rights during the Edo Period?

What three things are impacted by a person's/society's worldview?

The three metropolises that formed during this time were:

What did the Bubonic Plague lead to?

The Feudal System is a rigid class system-people are forced to work in the class they are born.

What was a main component of the Aztec economy?

How did the Non-human's & Outkast's life change during the Meiji Period?

How did Isabella reduced the powers of the aristocracy?

How did Martin Luther contribute to humanistic thinking?

Why did Japan isolate themselves from the rest of the country?

Which group had the biggest impact on the Aztec people?

All three cities supported education & advances in technology through arts and architecture

A new sense of nationalism (loyalty to your country) emerged during the Meiji Period.

The leaders of the new Meiji Era were young, intelligent, samurai who were eager for change.

Expansionism is gov't encouraging people to give up their land to others

What is humanism?

Why did the Aztec move from place to place for 200 years?

What were the three main city-states?

What was the Spanish Inquisition?

How did Moctezuma's beliefs end up being the end of the Aztec?

The Aztec believed the world would end if they didn't continue to practice their sacrifices.

The Aztec had a huge market and used the barter system. This required lots of gold and silver.

How did the farmer's life change during the Meiji period?

After the conquest, Aztec were forced to start living a new way of life-similar to the Spanish.

Japan didn't feel it was necessary to develop a powerful army and navy at this time.

What did the Closed Country Edict prevent?

How did the Samurai's role change during this time?

How did artists help spread ideas throughout the Renaissance?

What was the Edo Era?

The National Seclusion Policy was an effort to strengthen the authority of the Bakufu

Once Japan started to modernize, which metropolises was turned into the capital?

Why was a Charter of Oath necessary?

What is Imperialism?

What are Chinampas?

The economic change in Japan focused on the following things:

The three things that impact a person/society's worldview are: