Duncan Japan 1 Shinto and Prince Shotoku

Prince Shotoku was a member of the

• Hokkaido family

• Soga family

• Duncan family

• Bayola family

Shotoku was named ______ by Empress Suiko.

• crown prince and regent

• imperial dictator

• Secretary of Treasury

• President

Prince Shotoku was __________ by Chinese culture.

• disappointed

• impressed

• annoyed

• scared

One way Prince Shotoku incorporated Chinese ideas into Japanese government was to...

• ban civil service exams

• give women more rights

• make government smaller

• set up a centralized government

In 604, Shotoku introduced the Seventeen Article Constitution. What did this do?

• made men and women equal

• made slavery in Japan illegal

• stressed obedience to the emperor

• gave more power to aristocrats

You could tell what rank a government official was by...

• the color of their headgear, hats

• the number of badges on their coats

• the length of their robes

• the color of their sword

Prince Shotoku is credited with...

• founding Japanese Buddhism

• building the world's largest navy

• creating underground railroads

• inventing Hangul

a person who rules a country for someone who is unable to rule alone.

• Regent
• Samurai
• Shinto

the traditional religion of Japan

• Shinto
• Clans
• Regent

Japanese regent, he was one of Japan’s greatest leaders. He was influential in bringing Buddhism and Chinese ideas to Japan.

• Kubla Khan
• Prince Shotoku
• Bushido