stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
Japan Revision Year 8 HaSS Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
Japan Revision Year 8 HaSS
Japan Revision Year 8 HaSS
20 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
13 plays
Imported from external platform
Flashcards
20 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
20
Answers
1
The Exclusion Laws also meant Japanese who were out of the country were forbidden to return.
True
False
2
In 1639, most foreigners were expelled except for some traders who were allowed to stay ______.
in the market
with the shogun
on an island
on their ships
3
What was the negative impact of Japan's edict?
The people were sad not to have awesome overseas holidays
People had a curfew
They weren't allowed to celebrate birthdays
The advancements in technology and science were stalled
4
The most powerful daimyo became...
parents
artists
shogun
samurai
5
All Christian missionaries were ordered to leave Japan in ___________.
1603
1692
1675
1614
6
The island home/prison of the remaining traders was in the harbour of _________.
Kyoto
Nagasaki
Edo
Osaka
7
What was Japan's edict?
An order to close the borders to foreign influence
An order to only eat sushi on Saturdays
An order to teach everyone horse riding
An order to obey the daimyo
8
Could a person change their role in feudal Japanese society?
No, it was very rare for anyone to change their roles
Yes, but only if they were a man
Yes, but only to a lower class
9
How did wealthy Heian women's lives differ from poorer women?
wealthy women did not have arranged marriages
wealthy women were educated, literate and spent time copying famous poetry
wealthy women didn't know how to read or write
wealthy women were more physically fit
10
Under Bushido a samurai must firstly be...
a good role model for children
loyal and obedient to his daimyo lord
friendly with everyone
loyal to the emperor
11
Most Christian daimyos followed orders and gave up their new religion. ___ were more defiant.
Lawyers & merchants
Farmers & their cattle
Prostitutes & geisha
Ronin & peasants
12
A positive impact of the edict in Japan was...
No one wanted to leave anyway
their culture and traditions were preserved
The Emperor gave them money
No one had to learn another language
13
Exclusion laws also decreed the destruction of ______ capable of long voyages.
planes
birds
trucks
ships
14
The samurai were...
traders from overseas
religious men
soldiers paid by the daimyo to control their domains
Farmers that were well-respected
15
Bushido is a code for
children
women
buddhists
samurai
16
Japan's third shogun came to distrust foreigners and adopted a policy of _____.
isolation
elimination
immigration
ostracization
17
Under the new exclusion laws, Japanese were no longer allowed to ______________.
trick or treat
read
dance
go abroad
18
For the Heian noblewoman, beauty meant:
white skin, small red lips, long hair and richly coloured gowns
wearing foreign costumes
thin bodies, thick lips and high heels
natural beauty with no makeup
19
What was the role of the emperor in feudal Japanese society?
To fight in battle
Just a figurehead with no real political power
To make all the country's decisions
To have children
20
The original inhabitants of Japan set up a government based on...
Chinese traditions
Dutch traditions
English traditions
Nigerian traditions
