East Asia Japanese Feudalism

Bushido, "the way of the warrior," represents what?

• the rules of daily behavior followed by samurai.

• The particular fighting style of the samurai.

• The code of loyalty sworn to a peasant..

• the religious rituals performed by samurai.

What was the main function of the samurai?

• write poetry
• manage farmland
• defend lords
• conquer China

Who was the longest ruling Shogunate family in Japanese History?

• Yoshioka
• Nobunaga
• Tokugawa
• Toyota

What is the 'Code of the Samurai' called?

• Hari Kiri
• Tamahagane
• Kamikaze
• Bushido

Which list is in the order of most power to least power?

• samurai, shogun, daimyo, peasant
• samurai, shogun, peasant, daimyo
• shogun, samurai, daimyo, peasant
• shogun, daimyo, samurai, peasant

How was the role of the Japanese emperor different from that of the Chinese emperor?

• The Japanese emperor was a "man of the people"
• There was no difference
• The Japanese emperor was a "figurehead" who was worshipped as a god, but without any real power
• The Chinese emperors did not have any real power, they were just "figureheads" who were worshipped as gods

What type of land form is Japan?

• plateau
• desert
• peninsula
• archipelago

What is feudalism?

• A system where lords allow people to work on their land in exchange for service
• Where people are elected to power
• Where everybody has the same amount of power
• Where peasants work as warriors

Means 'way of the warrior' and was a code of behaviour for samurai

• Bushido
• Shinobi
• Harakiri
• Seppuku

Supreme military ruler

• Emperor
• Shogun
• Mikado
• Daimyo