3. Geography

4. Cultural
Influence

5. Heian

6. Samurai

7. Social
Structure

8. Mixed Bag

9. Geography
Cultural
Influence
Heian
Samurai
Social Structure
Mixed Bag
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10. A group or chain
Of islands.

11. What is a
archipelago?

12. Four –fifths of Japan is
Covered with this

13. What are
mountains?

14. Japan’s closeness
To the ocean made
This a main source
Of protein?

15. What is
fish?

16. The number of main
Islands that make
Up Japan.

17. What is
four?

18. The native religion
To Japan based on
Nature worship

19. What is
Shinto?

20. Japan thought this civilization Very advanced and so was eager
To copy its ideas

21. What is
China?

22. This idea diffused from
Korea to Japan

23. What is
Buddhism?

24. From China allowing Japan To enter the world of literature
Japan imported this
From China allowing Japan
To enter the world of literature

25. What is
Writing?

26. Who encouraged foreign ideas
Crown Prince of Japan
Who encouraged foreign ideas
And tried to establish
a strong emperor.

27. Who is
Prince Shotoku?

28. Exchange with China to cease
This caused cultural
Exchange with China to cease

29. What is civil
war in China?

30. During the Heian period The capital city was moved
from Nara
To this location

31. What is
Kyoto
(Heian Kyo)?

32. During the Heian period Included these elements
Women’s fashion
During the Heian period
Included these elements

33. And layers of silk kimono?
What are long hair,
High eyebrows,
Small lips,
White makeup,
And layers of silk kimono?

34. Murasaki
Shikibu

35. The world’s first novel
Who was a noble woman
And author of
The Tale of Genji,
The world’s first novel

36. Qualities to the Japanese
Important
Qualities to the Japanese
During Heian.

37. The appreciation of nature, Elegance, and family linage?
What are beauty,
The appreciation of nature,
Elegance, and family linage?

38. The Tale of Genji is
Gives historians this
Type of information
about ancient Japan

39. About the life of the noble class
What are the details
About the life of the noble class
During Heian?

40. The main weapon
Of a samurai said
To have its own soul.

41. What is
the sword?

42. The most important
Thing, above all else,
To a samurai.

43. What is
Honor?

44. Samurai swore their loyalty to protect these people.

45. Who are
daimyo?

46. Samurai who were disgraced
Or dishonored were
required to do this

47. What is
Ritual suicide?

48. The warrior code
Of the samurai

49. What is
Bushido?

50. Most of Japanese
Society was made up
Of this social class

51. What are
Farmers/peasants?

52. Only a religious symbol and Did not hold any real power.
This position was
Only a religious symbol and
Did not hold any real power.

53. What is
The emperor?

54. This social class was at bottom Because they were seen as not
Of the social pyramid
Because they were seen as not
Working hard

55. What are
merchants?

56. Describe the
Social pyramid of
Feudal Japan

57. Emperor
Shogun
Daimyo
Samurai
Peasants
Merchants

58. A system of government
In which loyalty is
exchanged for land

59. What is
Feudalism?

60. Japan was isolated
From mainland
Asia by this

61. What is
The ocean
(Sea of Japan)?

62. Type of temple
shown here.

63. What is a
pagoda?

64. Samurai originally began
With this job

65. What are
Tax collectors for
The emperor?

66. Samurai participated in These artistic activities

67. What are: flower arranging,
tea ceremonies,
painting, and poetry?

68. This shogun moved the capital to Edo,
Removed foreign influences from Japan
And began a shogunate that ruled more
Than 250 years.

69. Who is Tokugawa
Ieyasu?

70. List and describe the ways in which China influenced Japan
Final
Jeopardy
List and describe the ways in which China influenced Japan

71. Religion – Buddhism spreads from India  China  Korea to Japan
Temples and Statues
City Planning (grid system)
Writing – adopted the Chinese system of characters
Chinese style poetry
Court music (gagaku)
New types of instruments
Wet rice cultivation
Meritocracy (but it didn’t work)