Japan Feudal System

In the Japanese Feudal system, who had the most power?

• The Emperor

• The Daimyo

• The merchants

• The Shogun

The noble landowners were called:

• Shogun

• Daimyo

• Bushido

• Bakatare

The Shogun code of honor was called:

• Daimyo

• Bushido

• Geisha

• Bushi

The European knights did not think education was important but the Samurai valued education

• True

• False

The legal, economic, military and cultural customs during Medieval Times in Europe and Japan is called

• The Hierarchy

• Government

• Feudalism

• Power Structure

"Samurai" comes from the Japanese word

• Master

• Warrior

• Servant

• Stud

The worldʻs first novel was written around A.D. 1000 by Lady Murasaki, it was called

• Bushido

• The Tale of a Geisha

• The Tale of Genji

• Rise of the Samurai

Samurai without masters or jobs and who often ignored the Bushido code were called

• The Shogun

• The Ronin

• The Daimyo

• The Rebels

Before the feudal system was adopted, Japan was at war with itself as hundreds of clans and famiies fought over

• Women

• Water rights

• Land to farm

• Human rights

Japanʻs isolation gave way to unique culture including this religion specifically

• Buddhism

• Confucianism

• Shintoism

• Hinduism