3-9-2015 W/U: p. 269 Japanese Society List the activities within each level of Feudal Japanese society. C/W: Finish Essay Test “Share” ljimerson@g.mvusd.net.

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3-9-2015 W/U: p. 269 Japanese Society List the activities within each level of Feudal Japanese society. C/W: Finish Essay Test “Share” ljimerson@g.mvusd.net Begin Google Slides (5 slides) H/W: Finish Google Slides

Standard 7.5.3 “Describe the values, social customs, and traditions prescribed by the lord-vassal system consisting of shogun, daimyo, and samurai and the lasting influence of the warrior code throughout the 20th century.”

Objectives Identify reasons for the development of feudalism in Japan. Describe the hierarchy of Japan’s feudal society. Explain the efforts of three powerful leaders to unify Japan.