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Aim: How did Feudalism impact Japanese society? Do Now: Copy Japanese Feudalism Vocabulary into your notebooks

Japanese Feudalism Vocabulary Shogun – in Japanese feudal society, top military commander Daimyo – in feudal Japan, warrior lords who held a place below the shogun Samurai – member of the warrior class in Japanese feudal society Bushido – code of conduct for samurai during the feudal period in Japan

Task #1 Examine the handout – Feudalism Underline or highlight the important information Draw & fill out a triangle representing Japanese feudal Society

Feudal Japan Society

Task #2 5 students will act out the play in front of the class Underline or highlight the important lines from the play Answer questions 1 – 8 based on the information presented in the play