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Duplicate of Caldeira - SS lesson 21 : The Rise of the Warrior Class
Duplicate of Caldeira - SS lesson 21 : The Rise of the Warrior Class
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1
Which of these mattered most to a samurai who was following the code of Bushido?
loyalty and honor
learning and intellect
forgiveness and generosity
beauty and gracefulness
2
The main job of the shogun was to:
encourage arts and literature.
loyally serve and obey his lord.
give advise to the emperor.
rule through military power.
3
Martial arts, such as judo and karate, are different from other samurai training because:
often they do not require weapons.
were used mostly among children.
served as popular entertainment.
caused great harm to the enemy.
4
How did the Japanese government change after Minamoto Yoritomo came to power in 1185?
A new constitution was based on nature.
A warrior class began to run the country.
Chinese ideas led to ranks of officials.
The emperor became more powerful.
5
Which tool would a student of calligraphy use most?
a needle
a brush
a pipe
a hammer
6
Which line below would correctly complete (last line) a haiku?
Hear the water laugh.
It is so bright.
It looks like gold from the mines.
At night it will grow dark.
7
What happened in Japan during the period of 1500 C.E. through 1600 C.E.?
Buddhist teachings fell out of favor.
The emperor regained his position.
Daimyos fought each other for land and power.
The shogun brought the samurai under control.
8
Which of these principals would a teacher of samurai most likely emphasize?
Avoid pain and suffering
Have mercy on your enemy
Always be prepared and alert
Do whatever you can to stay alive
9
To defend yourself for a battle against a samurai, you would benefit most by:
defending yourself from cannons.
defending yourself from arrows.
defending yourself from axes.
defending yourself from chariots.
10
A daimyo in medieval Japan was most like which person in medieval Europe?
a king
a bishop
a knight
a lord
11
Why might a 12th century Japanese woman have a better life than a 17th century Japanese woman?
When emperors regained power, women lost authority.
As samurai culture developed, women's status declined.
When the capital move to Edo, women were denied gov't jobs.
As Buddhism took hold, women could not seek enlightenment.
12
Which of these is the best example of samurai influence on modern Japan?
skill in creating technology
kamikaze pilots of WWII
political power of the emperor
prejudice against the Amida Buddhists
13
How should a guest behave at a tea ceremony?
help prepare refreshments
suggest moving the party outside
observe every step very precisely
tell jokes while the water boils
14
Which of the following was a benefit of the samurai style of armor?
It made them demonstrate courage.
It allowed them free movement.
It showed their strength in battle.
It was inexpensive to purchase.
15
How did the samurai of Japan differ from European knights in the Middle Ages?
They had to be able to read and write.
They owned vast estates.
They fought only on horseback.
The owed allegiance to a lord.
16
Zen Buddhism suited the samurai way of life because of its emphasis on:
discipline
prayer
warfare
faith