Feudalism in Japan

The honor code of the samurai was called

• chivalry

• loyalty

• bushido

• har kari

The types of government practiced in Japan during the Middle Ages was the

• working class

• emperor system

• monarchy

• feudal system

A large landowner in Japan was called a

• shogun

• peasant

• samurai

• daimyo

The Shogun had more power than the emperor

• TRUE

• FALSE

Farmers/Peasants were important because

• They provide food so everyone can do their job

• They are a high-ranking class in Japan’s feudal system.

• They live by an honor code called Bushido

A feudal system means…

• people are encouraged to change jobs.

• people are encouraged to change jobs.

• people remain in the class they are born to.

The father says the shogun has the most power because…

• his position is passed down through family

• he advises the emperor on military matters.

• he advises the emperor on military matters.

Feudalism works by everyone knowing their place and obeying their leaders

• TRUE

• FALSE

The Samurai is a servant/hired hand of the Shogun.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The more land a Daimyo has, the more power he has.

• TRUE

• FALSE