Tuesday January 8, 2013 Week 18 The weird girl dressed distinctly. distinct: to be very different Synonym: Antonym : Sentence: different same.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

JAPAN Origins and History Overview. Japan: Origins According to Shinto Myth: Izanagi and Izanami were given a jewel tipped spear by the gods of Creation,

Advertisements

Medieval Japan. Early Japan (Section 1) Japan is a chain of islands There are over 3,000 islands The four largest islands are ◦Hokkaido ◦Honshu ◦Shikoku.

Early Japan I. Geography A. Japan is an archipelago consisting of four main island and thousands of smaller islands.

Chapter 15: Japan Section 1: Geography and Early Japan

Chapter 15 Feudal Powers in Japan

MEDIEVAL JAPAN Class notes Chapter 5 lesson 3

Why did the early Japanese believe that nature was important?

Chapter 14 Section 2 Shoguns and Samurai

Early Japan Shoguns and Samurai Life in Medieval Japan

Chapter 9, Lesson 3 Medieval Japan

THIS IS With Host... Your ClassesReligionSamuraiLocationKey Terms Important Facts main.

Chapter 8, Section 3. The Geography of Japan Four main islands: Hokkaido (hah-KY-doh) Honshu (HAHN-shoo) Kyushu (kee-OO-shoo) Shikoku (shih-KOH-koo) Mountainous.

Korea and Japan. Korea “Shrimp between two whales” the whales are ______ and _____. Korea is settled 5000 years ago by farmers; they grew rice, made tools,

Japan The land of the rising sun Open your notebook on page 66 and start taking Cornell notes.

THIS IS With Host... Your Geography Religion Feudalism Culture Important People.

Today, November 4, 2014 EQ: What are the political, economic, religious and social structures of Medieval Japan? LO: Students will demonstrate their knowledge.

Japan. Geography: Archipelago: – group of islands under control of one government.

TOPIC: Chapter 5, Week 3. Sub topic #1 (left side of paper) What is Japanese Buddhism? Notes (right side of paper) It came from Korea to Japan Emperors.

12.4 Feudal Powers in Japan Japanese civilization is shaped by cultural borrowing from China and the rise of feudalism and military rulers. 4.

Homework 1.China booklets due February 10 th, Tues. 2. Haiku- 5,7,5 syllables plus colored picture due on Thursday.

Japan Brochure Use pages Write these questions on a separate paper. You will be making a brochure of Medieval Japan using the pages above. There.

Japan The Growth of Japanese Civilization Japan’s Location Japan lies east of China; name means “land of the rising sun” Closest neighbor is 120 miles.

M edeival J apan Life In Section 3 Vocabulary Kyoto Kyoto – capital of Japan Murasaki Shikibu Murasaki Shikibu– wrote The Tale of Genji believed to.

Today 10/25/12 You Need Bell work Piece of Paper Notes from yesterday (3 fold) Agenda Bell work # 3 Cornell Notes: Geography and Early Japan Mrs. Lowell’s.

Section 3 The Mongol Empire

Japan Country includes 4,000 islands

Section 1 Vocabulary Japan Japan – a chain of islands that stretches north to south in the N. Pacific Ocean – has 3,000+ islands 4 largest Japanese.

8-3 I. The Geography of Japan A. Japan is a chain of many islands 1. Most people live on Hokkaido, Honshu, Kyushu, and Shikoku B. Only 11% of the land.

Chapter 5.1 Early Japan.

5.3 Notes: LIFE IN MEDIEVAL JAPAN 1. Chinese culture greatly influenced Japan. Many Japanese artists, scribes, traders, and diplomats visited China. 2.

So what? What is important to understand about this? Main ideas Poems & Plays Japanese Religion & Culture What is Zen Buddhism? Pure Land Buddhism Art.

Prepare yourself for BLUEBLUEGREENGREEN ORANGEORANGE YELLOWYELLOWREDRED.

Medieval Japan. Nara Japan Founded in the 700’s Officials were organized by rank, levels, and importance. Japan did not Civil Service Examinations ▫Emperor.

Chapter 5 – Medieval Japan. First settlers / People to meet Yayoi – ancestors of the Japanese people today; started around 300 B.C. Yamato – clan that.

Yamato Period: Began promoting the adoption of Chinese culture: a Confucianism. a Writing (kanji characters). a Buddhism a Chinese art & architecture.

Bellringer February 16, 2012  Grab your clicker  Take out something to write with.

 Japan’s islands are made from the tops of undersea mountains.  Only 20% of the land is flat; most people live near the sea.  Seafood is a staple,

Japanese Culture and Geography

Today: Notes on Japanese Feudalism Friday: Review for test Monday: NO SCHOOL Tuesday: Middle Ages Test.

Japan Project January 5, 2012 Kelly Luevano INFLUENCES ON JAPAN: HOW IT EFFECTED THEIR LIVES.

Chapter 14 Medieval Japan.

Chapter 8 Japan Flash Cards. Was introduced to Japan from China and Korea Buddhism.

Chapter 8: Japan Mr. Hernandez.

John did tha pwr point[:

Japan Chapter 8.

Section 1 Geography and Japan Section 2 Art and Culture In Heian

12.4 – Feudal Powers in Japan

Lesson 2 – Growth of Japanese Culture

Topic: Feudal Powers in Japan

MEDIEVAL JAPAN.

Ancient China & Japan Outcome: Early Japan.

THIS IS Jeopardy. THIS IS Jeopardy With Your Host... Ms. Schaller.

Bellwork What examples can you and your group think of that America has borrowed from other countries cultures?

Japan (A QUICK OVERVIEW)

THIS IS JEOPARDY With Your Host... Mr. Millers.

Feudal Powers in Japan (12.4)

Japan 5-3 Life in Medieval Japan.

Japan The island country!!.

Japan – Focusing on the Main Ideas

Japan’s Geography Japan is an archipelago, or chain of islands.

Japan’s Geography Japan is an archipelago, or chain of islands.

Presentation transcript:

Tuesday January 8, 2013 Week 18 The weird girl dressed distinctly. distinct: to be very different Synonym: Antonym : Sentence: different same

Wednesday January 9, 2013 Week 18 What are the names of the four largest islands of Japan? Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu are the four largest islands of Japan.

Thursday January 10, 2013 Week 18 What was the affect of isolation on Japan? Japan’s isolation encouraged people to trade. Also, Japan developed its own distinct culture. Last, isolation made it hard to attack Japan.

Friday January 11, 2013 Week 18 What types of things did Prince Shotoku use China as model for? government (wanted a strong central gov’t) learning (sent officials and scholars to China) religion (built Buddhist temples)

Monday January 14, 2013 Week 19 What did the Japanese believe about religion? They believed that they didn’t have to choose one religion because they served different needs or purposes.

China’s Influence on Japan Using your notebook and textbook answer the questions inside the foldable. On the front of the foldable create a cover with at least 5 pictures. Color the cover creatively. Foldable is due Tuesday, Jan. 15 th (tomorrow)

Tuesday January 15, 2013 Week 19 What evidence of Chinese culture is in Japanese culture? (Give 3 examples) The Japanese writing system Landscape paintings Buddhist temple architecture

Thursday January 17, 2013 Week 19 What did Zen Buddhism teach? What did Pure Land Buddhism teach? What was Shinto? Zen Buddhism taught followers how to achieve inner peace. Pure Land Buddhism had a message about a happy life after death. Shinto was a Japanese religion based on nature spirits, or kami.

Friday January 18, 2013 Week 19 Add the following terms to page 4 of your notebook: regent: a person who acts as a temporary ruler peasant: a farmer who does not own land noble: a person of the upper class oath of loyalty: a promise to be loyal

Tuesday January 22, 2013 Week 20 Instead of bellwork today: 1.Take out your notebook Open it to page 10. Glue in your “China influenced Japan” foldable Title the page: China’s Influence on Japan

Wednesday January 23, 2013 Week 20 What is a shogun? Who was the first shogun? A shogun is a military leader in Japan. The first shogun was Minamoto Yoritomo.

Thursday January 24, 2013 Week 20 When did Japan start to become a military society? Japan became a military society when nobles created private armies of samurai.

Friday January 25, 2013 Week 20 Why did the emperor create the title of shogun? The emperor was afraid he would be overthrown by Minamoto Yoritomo.

Monday January 28, 2013 Week 21 What happened when the Mongols attacked Japan? The Mongol ships were smashed by storms that the Japanese called kamikaze.

Tuesday January 29, 2013 Week 21 The Japanese people worshiped idols. idol: an object that represents a god Synonym: Antonym : Sentence: Praying to a picture Praying to God

Wednesday January 30, 2013 Week 21 Who was Murasaki Shikibu and why is she famous? Murasaki Shikibu wrote The Tale of Genji, the world’s first novel, or fictional story.

Thursday January 31, 2013 Week 21 Take out your study guide and study for 5 minutes.