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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Geography Religion Feudalism Culture Important People

6. Where did 80% of Japan’s medieval population live? A 100

7. The Coastal Plains A 100

8. How did the Japanese supplement protein in their diet? A 200

9. They ate a diet rich in seafood because there was a lack of land on which to raise livestock. A 200

10. What is the name of the island the Aniu lived on? A 300

11. They lived on Hokkaido. A 300

12. In what way was Japan isolated? A 400

13. They were geographically isolated because it was an island. A 400

14. What is the significance of Heian? A 500

15. It was the capital city of Japan, home of the emperor, court, and the center of art and learning from the 800s to 1100s. A 500

16. What was the traditional religion of Japan? B 100

17. Shinto B 100

18. How did Buddhism spread through Japan? B 200

19. Prince Shotoku sent scholars to China, built Buddhist temples, and encouraged the religion to spread. B 200

20. How was Buddhism of nobles different from the Buddhist practices of commoners? B 300

21. Common people practiced Pure Land Buddhism and focused mostly on good behavior and faith while nobles practiced Zen Buddhism and incorporated elaborate rituals and meditation. B 300

22. Why did many samurai adopt Zen Buddhism? B 400

23. It stressed self-discipline and mediation. B 400

24. What is one reason why different forms of Buddhism developed in Japan? B 500

25. Different classes practiced Buddhism differently. B 500

26. What did samurai warriors receive in return for their services? C 100

27. They eared land. C 100

28. What is Bushido? What is the most valued characteristic under Bushido. C 200

29. It is the samurai code of honor that stressed honor. C 200

30. Put the following social classes in order from the most powerful to least powerful. C 300

31. Shogun, daimyo, samurai, peasants, merchants, and artisans. C 300

32. What would happen if a robber attacked the home of a samurai family while the men were at war? C 400

33. The home would be protected by female samurai with a small sward. C 400

34. Why did Japanese nobles put aside their differences and unite in 1274? C 500

35. They united to fight the invading Mongols. C 500

36. Why did nobles move to Heian during the 800s? D 100

37. They wanted to be close to the emperor to win his favor. D 100

38. What does the The Tale of Genji teach about court life? D 200

39. It was luxurious with many social roles. D 200

40. Why did the emperor lose control of Japan? D 300

41. The emperor was too busy with courtly life in Heian. D 300

42. What courtly activities did samurai practice? D 400

43. They practiced Zen Buddhism, participated in tea ceremonies, arranged flowers, wrote poetry, and studied literature. D 400

44. What happened after the royal court became a center for art and literature? D 500

45. Shoguns took control of Japan, creating a military society. D 500

46. Who wrote The Tale of Genji? E 100

47. Murasaki Shikibu E 100

48. He was responsible for building the first Buddhist temple? E 200

49. Prince Shotoku E 200

50. Who unified Japan in the 1500s? E 300

51. Oda Nobunaga E 300

52. What group invaded Japan twice and failed? E 400

53. The Mongols E 400

54. What was the Tokugawa shogunate? E 500

55. It was a fairly stable 260 year time period where the shoguns of the Tokugawa family ruled Japan. E 500

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57. What is one factor that contributed to the longevity of the samurai period in Japan? Click on screen to continue

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