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Grade 8 Ch.4 Review
Grade 8 Ch.4 Review
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review for social studies grade 8, chapter 4.
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What was Kyoto known for?
Its famous Buddhist temple
Its belief in Christianity
Its production of beautiful luxury items
Its European renaissance art
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What is Confucianism?
a Japanese measurement equal to 175 litres of rice
a legal order; a command to the public by an authority
the leader of the military government
a system of belief that focused on morals and education
3
What was the Samurai code of honour called?
Bushido
Metropolis
Kabuki
Diamyo
4
What book did the Bakufu allow?
Books about politicians
Books about Christianity
Books describing proper social skills
Books offensive to public morals
5
What was the National Seclusion Policy?
the hereditaryruler of Japan
the local governmentin each domain (province),ruled by a daimyo
a large, importantcity of a country or region
It set out controls on the interaction between Japanese andforeigners.
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Who was next in line to the Shogun?
Geishas
Samurai
Merchants
Emperor
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What were the three metropolises in Edo Japan?
Kyoto, Tokyo, Beijing
Tokyo, Honshu, Edo
Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Shanghai
Edo, Osaka, Kyoto
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Which Shogun unified Japan?
Leonardo da Vinci
Tokugawa Leyasu
Emperor Meiji
Commodore Perry
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Which class lived outside the rules?
Artisans
Samurai
Non-Humans (hinin)
Geishas
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What is the Bakufu?
a Japanesemeasurement equal toapproximately 175 litresof rice
a feudal lordof a region in Japan
the centralizedmilitary government,headed by the shogun
legal order;a command to thepublic by an authority
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What was the main factor why Japan could obtain isolation?
It is an island that is isolated from other cultures.
Close to many countries but people feared them.
Located near a volcanic zone that deterred other countries
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In what period did Japan Isolate itself?
Kamakura Period
Renaissance Period
Edo Period
Meiji Period
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What is popular culture?
cultural activities that appeal to the current tastes of the general public
The most common culture
luxurious or lavish
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What is a Shogun?
women employed in entertainment during Edo period
a feudal lord
a group of people who accompany someone important
The leader of the military government
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What was one rule of the Edict of 1635
Westerners were invited to teach Christianity
Only the city of Edo can purchase foreign merchandise
No Japanese is permitted to go abroad
Portuguese ships are not banned from Japanese ports
