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7th Grade Lesson - Medieval Japan

7th Grade Lesson - Medieval Japan

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7th Grade

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Chip Krolik

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​Medieval Japan:
Shoguns & Samurai

By Chip Krolik

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Multiple Choice

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What were the shoguns?

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Religious leaders in Japan who advised the emperor.
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Civilian governors in Japan who managed local affairs.
3
Warriors in Japan who served under the emperor.
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Military leaders in Japan who ruled in place of the emperor.

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Open Ended

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What were some of Prince Shotoku's reforms?

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Drag and Drop

How do feudal leaders gain loyalty and service from their warriors?

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above
By granting freedom and independence to warriors.
By providing land and protection in exchange for m
By promising wealth and fame without obligations.
Through intimidation and threats of violence.
By offering gold and titles for loyalty and service.

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Fill in the Blank

Type answer...

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Multiple Choice

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What are three major geographic features of Japan?

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Mountains, Seas, Volcanoes
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Islands, Forests, Swamps
3
Rivers, Lakes, Deserts
4
Plains, Canyons, Cliffs

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Multiple Select

Which civilizations or empires had contact with medieval Japan? Choose all that apply.

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China

2

Korea

3

Russia

4

America

5

Mali

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Multiple Choice

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Why were the samurai not "just" soldier-warriors?

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The samurai had a code of conduct and learned poetry, writing and philosophy.

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The samurai were primarily farmers with no military training.
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The samurai only served as bodyguards for the nobility.
4
The samurai were a group of mercenaries with no code of ethics.

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Multiple Choice

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How were European and Japanese societies similar in the Middle Ages?

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They created a system of feudalism in which land was exchanged for service and protection

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They created representative democracies in which common citizens elected leaders

3

They created direct democracies in which citizens had the power to vote on specific laws

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They created forms of government in which religion determined the law

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Multiple Choice

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What is bushido?

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Warrior philosophy
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Samurai code of honor

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Bushido
4
Japanese martial art
5

none of these

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Labelling

Identify the points on the map

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

Pacific Ocean

Mongolia

Taiwan

Indian Ocean

South Korea

Sea of Japan

China

India

North Korea

Japan

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Multiple Choice

Japan's highest mountain is

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Mount Fuji

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Mount Everest

3

Mount Baldy

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the Materhorn

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Multiple Choice

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What kind of architectural design did the Japanese adopt when Buddhism arrived in Japan?

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the stupas design

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the tanka design

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the kanji design

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the pagoda design

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none of these

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Multiple Choice

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Which of the following lists is in order from most powerful to least powerful?

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samurai, shogun, daimyo, peasant

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samurai, shogun, peasant, daimyo

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shogun, samurai, daimyo, peasant

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shogun, daimyo, samurai, peasant

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Match

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Match the following

shogun

samurai

daimyo

bushido

shinto

military leader; general

warriors

feudal lord

way of the warrior; the honor code

traditional Japanese religion

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Poll

After this review, I feel ---- about how much I know about Medieval Japan

very good

good

ok

lost -- I don't know any of this

other: my thoughts / feelings not listed here

​Medieval Japan:
Shoguns & Samurai

By Chip Krolik

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