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Global History and Geography I Mr. Cox Feudal Japan Global History and Geography I Mr. Cox

Bellringer Essential Question Review: Describe the feudal system in Medieval Europe. How did the shoguns shape feudal Japan? Essential Question

I. Feudalism During the Heian period, Emperors had little power Stood as a figure head Real power was in the hand of shoguns, or supreme military leader Established Shogunates, or periods of military rule Three shogunates would rule Japan for 700 years These periods were characterized by constant fighting amongst

The shogun would distribute land to daimyo, or Japanese vassal lords, to govern. The daimyo would then grant land to samurai, or the fighting aristocracy who were also essentially the daimyo’s bodyguards Followed a code of honor called bushido “Way of the warrior” Honor, bravery, loyalty

Quickwrite Western Europe Japan With a partner, fill into two pyramids comparing the feudal classes of Medieval Europe and Feudal Japan. Western Europe Japan

Quickwrite Western Europe Japan With a partner, fill into two pyramids comparing the feudal classes of Medieval Europe and Feudal Japan. Western Europe Japan King Lord Vassal Knight Merchants/Artisans Peasants/Serfs Emperor Shogun Daimyo Samurai Peasants

Knights and Samurais

II. The Tokugawa Shogunate As the first shogunate crumbled, a period of internal war lasted until 1600 Tokugawa Ieyasu seized control and united Japan until 1868 Centralized government by centralizing power to Edo (Tokyo) and expanding shogun’s power over the daimyo Emperor was still a figure head

Strict Policies No foreign involvement or trade Held daimyo’s family in Edo to secure loyalty New laws enforced Confucian moral code Women’s rights were severely restricted, comparable to the women of ancient Athens

Essential Question Homework How did the shoguns shape feudal Japan? Pg. 325, #5 Homework