1. Jeopardy Final Jeopardy Vocabulary Renaissance Japan Aztecs Worldview
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Final Jeopardy

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This was a route between Southern Europe to Eastern Asia where new ideas, peppercorn, and many other things were traded.
Silk Road

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This refers to a time of enlightenment in Europe.
Renaissance

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This was the process of removing other religions from Spain by King Ferdinand & Queen Isabella.
The Spanish Inquisition

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Japan had a policy of this term.
Isolationism or Seclusion

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This person was in charge of everything military in Japanese culture.
Shogun

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These were a series of wars across Southern Europe and the Middle East in the name of god.
Crusades

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The triangular structure that we use to separate society by class is known as this.
Social Hierarchy

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This device allowed for the mass production of books with text, rather than being written by hand, which also allowed new ideas to travel quickly.
Printing Press

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During Renaissance times, Humanism emerged. The ideology followed these 4 ideas.
Modeling on the ancient past Importance of the individual Contribute to society Importance of learning

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DOUBLE JEOPARDY
Name 3 worldview elements that clash between Edo & Meiji Japan

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He was the ruler of the Meiji Restoration.
Emperor Meiji

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This group of children were most likely to go to school in Edo & Meiji Japan.
Young boys, very rarely girls.

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These was the main religions followed in Japan during the Meiji period.
Buddhism and Shinto

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This man came to Japan during the Edo period from America to attempt to open the borders.
Commodore Matthew Perry

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Christian missionaries are forced to leave
Japanese could not go abroad
Ships large enough to make long voyages were not to be built
Japanese who were out of the country could not return
Foreign objects were forbidden (including books on Christianity)
Exclusion laws

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This is a piece of land within the lake used to farm in Aztec culture.
Chinampa

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This woman was the key to Cortes’ success in his conquering of the Aztec Empire.
Dona Marina

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The Spanish sent a number of these in order to help convert the Indigenous peoples to Catholicism.
Missionaries.

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This culture contributed to the Spanish society in Europe in a number of major ways.
Muslim civilization

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What brought the Aztecs south, away from their home, to build their new Empire?
Religious stories, and the belief in their gods.

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This worldview element deals with the way cultures trade and exchange goods.
Economy

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This element of worldview most commonly gets associated with religion.
Beliefs

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Family would fall under this worldview element.
Values

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This element of worldview effects the capital of the Aztec Empire, Tenochtitlan, the most.
Geography

26. 5 - $500 These are all 7 elements of World view Geography Economy
Society
Knowledge
Beliefs
Values
Time

27. Final Jeopardy
List 5 ways your worldview clashes with the cultures we have studied this year.