
Medieval Japan Culture
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Paige Stark
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Medieval Japanese Culture
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Shinto was Japan's original religion that expressed a deep respect for nature.
They believed nature was powerful and inescapble and therefore should be respected
Religion
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Shinto is different than many religions because it does NOT have a sacred text
Shinto gods are called Kami, which take form as natural elements such as the wind, rain, mountains, and trees.
Shinto means "the way of the gods"
Shinto
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Multiple Choice
Shinto is different from Islam, Christianity, and Judaism because?
Shinto only worships one god
Shinto does not have a sacred text
Shinto does not believe in a god
Shinto calls god Allah
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Multiple Choice
Shinto has a deep respect for?
Nature
Young people
Architecture
Prayer
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Zen Buddhism became popular in Japan in the 1100s. This distinct form was especially popular with the warrior class. It was different from other forms because it placed importance on self-discipline and meditation
Zen Buddhism
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Multiple Choice
Why was Zen Buddhism popular among the warrior class?
Because of its focus on violence and war
Because of its focus on self-discipline and meditation
Because of its focus on prayer and peace
Because of its focus on wealth and power
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Family loyalty was a basic value and they are taught to respect their ancestors above anything. The older you grow the wiser you are.
Family values
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Confucianism added an additional element of importance to family and harmony.
Confucianism
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Multiple Choice
What added an even larger importance to family in Medieval Japan?
Buddhism
Confucianism
Daoism
Zen Buddhism
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Open Ended
What do you think the author is trying to say about Japanese culture with this quote?
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Early in Japanese history women were allowed to be in positions of power but as Confucianism took root a woman was expected to obey first her father and then her husband like in many other societies.
Women in Medieval Japan
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The golden age of Japan took place during what is called the Heian Period. This period was known achievements such as literature, art, and architecture.
Golden Age
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Multiple Choice
What was the golden age of Japan known as?
Heian Period
Golden Age of Islam
Renaissance
Medieval times
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Poll
What category should this picture be placed in?
Architecture
Theatre
Art
Literature
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Poll
What category should this picture be placed in?
Literature
Architecture
Theatre
Pottery
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