1. Feudalism in Europe and Japan
Week #23
Feudalism in Europe and Japan

2. “Feudalism in Europe and Japan”
Last Name, First Name
2/ / ? 23
“Feudalism in Europe and Japan”
This week in class I will compare and contrast feudalism in Europe and in Japan.

3. Monday From last week, how were manors “worlds unto themselves”? grimy
I will compare and contrast feudalism in Europe and Japan by reading the Reading Study Guide and answer related questions with my learning partner.
Monday
2/9/ , RH 2, WHST
From last week, how were manors “worlds unto themselves”?
1773 – William Henry Harrison is born
grimy

4. Bell Work
Manors were “worlds unto themselves” because….

5. grimy Covered with grime; dirty; filthy
adjective
Covered with grime; dirty; filthy
Example: I shook his grimy hand.

6. classroom.google.com
Chapter 9 Lesson 3 Reading Study Guide – “Daily Life in Medieval Europe”

8. Answer Together as an entire class
Questions #1.1 and 1.2
Two similarities between Japanese and European feudalism are that
both cultures used professionally trained soldiers and both had powerful landowners.
Bushido promoted courage, kindness, and loyalty to the daimyo.
Answer Together as an entire class

10. Answer Together with your partner
Questions #2.1 and 2.2
Answer Together with your partner

12. Answer individually by yourself
Questions #3.1 and 3.2
Answer individually by yourself

14. Tuesday What religions did samurai and knights practice? snare
I will understand and be able to correctly use this week’s vocabulary terms about Japanese and European feudalism by completing modified circle maps for each term.
Tuesday
2/10/ , RH 4, WHST
What religions did samurai and knights practice?
1763 – Treaty of Paris ends French-Indian War
snare

15. Bell Work
Samurai practiced____________. Knights practiced____________.

16. snare
verb
To catch by trickery or wile; to trap

17. “Feudalism: Life in a Castle”

18. LET’S PREPARE OUR PAPERS!
Only 4 Vocabulary Terms this week!
LET’S PREPARE OUR PAPERS!

19. bushido epic poem lyric poetry legacy Term Definition
wikipedia.org
Definition
in your own words
3 Related
Words
bushido
epic poem
lyric poetry
legacy
Term
Part of Speech
“Make a Question”
Visual

21. Wednesday What is a legacy? Provide an example of a legacy. beseech
I will continue comparing and contrasting feudalism in Europe and Japan by synthesizing all the information I have learned this week and creating a Google Slides presentation.
Wednesday
2/11/ , RH 1, WHST /4
What is a legacy? Provide an example of a legacy.
1990 – Nelson Mandela is released from prison
beseech

22. Bell Work
A legacy is____________________. One example of a legacy is_______ _____________________________.

23. beseech
verb
To implore urgently; to beg eagerly for; solicit.

24. Feudalism: Europe vs. Japan
Day 1 Goals:
Finish slides 1-3
Find pictures that fit the content of your page
Cutting and pasting is strictly prohibited and will result in an automatic zero. Everything must be in your own words

26. Thursday In which society did women enjoy great freedom? abrupt
I will continue comparing and contrasting feudalism in Europe and Japan by synthesizing all the information I have learned this week and creating a Google Slides presentation.
Thursday
2/12/ , RH 1, WHST /4
In which society did women enjoy great freedom?
1809 – Abraham Lincoln is born
abrupt

27. Bell Work
Women enjoyed greater freedom in _______________.

28. abrupt
Adj.
Sudden or unexpected; terminating or changing suddenly

29. Feudalism: Europe vs. Japan
Day 2 Goals:
Finish slides 4-5
Go to slide 6 and follow directions exactly.
Delete slide 6 when finished
“Turn-in” your project