History of Japan and the Koreas

What are two differences between Samurai and Knights?

Samurai were _____ who supported the shoguns.

• warrior lords

• mercenaries

• farmers

• guards

In 1603 a shogun called ______ Ieyasu came to power in Japan.

In _____, Matthew C. Perry sailed into a Japanese port and opened trade between Japan and the United States.

What empire controlled parts of the Korean Peninsula?

• British

• Mongol

• Chinese

• Mughal

Korea kept ______ merchants and missionaries away and only allowed Chinese and Japanese traders.

After World War II, Japan became a ______ _______, a government in which the constitution limits the power of the emperor or the monarch.

The new writing system created in the 1400s, and still used today, by Emperor Sejong is called _______.

At the end of World War II, Japan lost all of its territories in _____.

How did the Tokugawa period change Japan? Give two examples