Feudalism in Japan

The daimyo provided protection to their peasants through a small army of

• merchants.

• artisans.

• shoguns.

• samurai.

Samurai warriors followed a strict code of conduct called

• bushido.

• chivalry.

• Oda Nobunaga.

• armada.

Under the samurai warrior code, it was most important to show loyalty to one's

• family.

• religion.

• emperor.

• lord.

The samurai valued

• wealth and silence.

• honesty and bravery.

• personal honor and appearance.

• strength and faith

In 1185, Minamoto Yoritomo emerged as the most powerful man in Japan and was named great general, or

• daimyo.

• shogun.

• samurai.

• emperor.

A daimyo in medieval Japan was equal to which person in medieval Europe?

• A king
• A knight
• A lord
• A bishop

Which of the following was a benefit of the samurai style of armor?

• It allowed them free movement

• It showed their strength in battle

• It was inexpensive to purchase

• It made them demonstrate courage

Zen Buddhism suited the samurai way of life because of its emphasis on...

• faith
• warfare
• prayer
• discipline

This group of people was at the bottom of the feudal system in both Japan and Europe.

• vassals

• peasants

• nobles

• chivalry

The Feudal system is based upon

• an exchange of money

• an exchange of land for loyalty

• control by powerful families

• control by an oligarchy