In the Medieval Japanese feudal system, these men were considered to be the most powerful.

• Shogun

• Samurai

• Emperor

• Daimyo

Geographically, Japan is a(n)

• Archipelago

• Island

• Peninsula

• Continent

This structure is called a(n)

• Torii Gate

• Water Gate

• Pagoda Gate

• Kami Gate

The combination of Shinto and the newly arrive religion of Buddhism combined to create

• Zen Buddhism

• Mahayana Buddhism

• Theravada Buddhism

• Vajrana Buddhism

This country served as a cultural bridge between China and Japan.

• Korea

• Mongolia

• Vietnam

• Cambodia

In Europe, knights followed a code called Chivalry, for the samurai it is...

• Bushido

• Kami

• Shinto

• Daimyo

The Sea which separates China from Japan is referred to as

• The Sea of Japan; the East Sea

• The East Sea; the Korean Sea

• The South China Sea; the Sea of Japan

• The North China Sea; the West Sea

All of the following are ways in which China influenced Japan EXCEPT

• Military Structure

• Pagoda Architecture

• Buddhism

• Writing

Shintoism is a nature-based religion, often compared to

• Animism

• Monotheism

• Polytheism

• Henotheism

This image is reflective of which Asian religion?

• Shinto

• Buddhism

• Confucianism

• Daoism