No Warmup Get out your Decolonization worksheet from Thursday.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Advertisements

E. Napp Let’s Review Japanese Feudalism! In this lesson, students will be able to define critical terms associated with Japan’s Feudal Period. Students.

Early Japanese History & Japanese Feudalism

Feudal Japan “Land of the Rising Sun” Terms to Know Shinto = Earliest religion in Japan, pre- Buddhism. Believes all natural things have their own spirits.

The Japanese Feudal System

Chapter 9, Lesson 3 Medieval Japan

Effects of Exploration in Asia. Age of Exploration This era in history brought Europeans into contact with people all over the globe Lands that Europeans.

Tokugawa Period & The Meiji Restoration World History Unit 3: Japan.

The Meiji Restoration. Modern Day Japan Copy the following questions in your notebook… We will answer together in class 1)How has Japan’s size and geography.

Name this place! One of the world’s oldest civilizations with over 4,000 years of continuous history This society has one of the world’s oldest written.

Japan: Japan: Introduction Introduction The origins of the ethnic Japanese are yet uncertain, but language analysis suggests they.

Japan Modernizes HWH UNIT 8 CHAPTER 13.1.

Bell Ringer!!! If you did not turn in the “Map of Japan” Activity from yesterday, turn it in to the black tray now. In the bell ringer section of our notes.

Feudalism & Society. Organization in Clans Groups of families descended from a common ancestor Position of family was inherited Farmers, weavers, potters,

Japan’s Feudal Period In this lesson, students will define the following terms: Feudalism Shogun Daimyo Samurai Code of Bushido E. Napp.

Feudalism in Japan. Emperor The ruler of Japan His power was fading.

10 th Century Feudal Japan Ms. Burke | World Cultures.

Ch. 13 Sec. 1 Japan Modernizes. Japan in 1600’s  Emperor - Symbolic power, respected through tradition  Shoguns - supreme military dictator  Daimyo.

You are a Japanese warrior & proud of your fighting skills. For many years you’ve been honored by most of society, but you face an awful problem. When.

Japanese Feudalism World History Unit 3: Japan.

The Feudal State of Japan

Japanese Feudal System

Feudalism in Japan The color is white. Background The ancestors of present Japan settled in the location of the modern cities of Osaka and Kyoto Their.

Chapter 8, Section 3. Daimyo – people who owned large areas of land. Samurai – trained, professional warriors hired to defend the daimyo and his property.

Tokugawa Shogunate Empire By: Santiago Guevara, Kevin Legrand, and Jill Vitale.

Wednesday, October 29 th, 2008 BELL WORK 1.What was China’s attitude toward the West, and what happened as a result of that attitude? 2.Who did the leader.

Aim: How did feudalism shape Japanese society?

Japan—Land of Contrasts

Feudal Powers in Japan.

“Land of the Rising Sun”

Identify and define Japan’s geographic features.

EQ: How was Japan’s imperialist experience unique?

Japan and the Meiji Restoration

BELL WORK: Copy these questions on a formatted sheet titled “Japanese Feudalism”. Have your notes ready! 1. What two causes led to the rise of shogunate.

Feudalism A political, economic, and social system based on loyalty, the holding of land, and military service.

AIM: Did the Japanese feudal system advance their development?

6th Grade UBD - Unit 7 – Japanese Society

Feudal Japan and the Growth of a Military Society

Regional Civilizations

Unit 2 - East meets West: Japan

Ms. Anderson & Mrs. Gilbert 12/5/16

Causes of Japanese Expansionism

New Feudalism Under Strong Leaders

Bellwork: Get in your seats Have notes ready

Global History and Geography I Mr. Cox

The Meiji Restoration In the 19th century, Japan went through a remarkable transformation. In 1853 Japan: Closed off from outside trade Still mostly feudal.

Game on Meiji Japan.

Identify and define Japan’s geographic features.

Essential question: Why was chivalry important in mideival society?

Japan Limits Contact with Europeans

Warmup 5/14 What do the people of your role want Japan to do in response to the Perry Crisis? What is important to them?

Warmup 4/25 What was the Chinese government like?

Japan and the Meiji Restoration

Edo Period in Japan

Aim: How did Feudalism impact Japanese society?

Ancient Japan Grade 7.

Warmup 1/11 Try to group up the 8 events of the Early Modern Period into trends. How few trends can you sort them into? Black Death Little Ice Age Renaissance.

The Meiji Restoration.

Objective; identify 3 political peoples that helped unify Japan

Identify and define Japan’s geographic features.

Japan’s Feudal Period In this lesson, students will define the following terms: Feudalism Shogun Daimyo Samurai Code of Bushido E. Napp.

Japan and the Meiji Restoration

The Japanese believed that the

Ch.3 Lesson 1 The Samurai Becoming a Samurai

How was early Japan’s society designed? Notes #32

Warmup 5/14 What do the people of your role want Japan to do in response to the Perry Crisis? What is important to them?

Presentation transcript:

No Warmup Get out your Decolonization worksheet from Thursday. Grab a Japan Intro and Japan Vocab worksheet from back. Ready 1 minute after the bell.

Logistics If you missed the Friday test/quiz, you will need to make it up ASAP.

Japan in the Great Divergence In the 19th century, Japan went through a remarkable transformation. In 1853 Japan: Closed off from outside trade Still mostly feudal with Lords called Daimyo and knights called Samurai Technology had barely grown since 1550 Army still mostly used bows, spears, swords, and armor—Fleet still wooden sailboats Stable government Peaceful, rural society In 1914 Japan: Major trading and imperial power Modernized, industrial society Modern military with rifles, machine guns, artillery—Navy with armored steam-powered gunships. The most powerful industrial economy in 6000 miles

Japan in the Great Divergence 1853 1930

Japan in the Great Divergence 1853 1914

The Opening of Japan The whole process began with something called the “Opening of Japan” in 1853-1854 This occurred when America forced Japan to abandon its isolation and become America’s trading partner.

Assignment: Japan Intro Read and answer the questions on the worksheet. Build out your vocab list while you do. Vocab Quiz Wednesday

Vocab Shogun: the military dictator of Japan. Shogunate: a shogun’s government. Edo Period: the shogunate from 1603-1868; peaceful, stable, isolated Daimyo: a feudal lord Samurai: a feudal knight—later a bureaucrat Tozama: the daimyo who fought against the shogun during Sengoku, now political outsiders. Fudai: the daimyo who fought with the shogun during Sengoku Sengoku Jidai: a 150 year civil war from 1467-1603 Bushido: a military philosophy common during the Edo Period. Advocated loyalty, honor, and duty unto death. Sakoku: the “closed country.” Japan’s policy of isolation.