Tokugawa Shogunate Primary & Secondary Source

A Primary Source was ____ during the relevant time.

A collection of letters and other documents written by the Warring States period (1467 - 1600)

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

Poetry (Haiku)

• Secondary Source

• Primary Source

Answer explanation

Haiku, the famous short poetic form of Japan, reached its pinnacle in the works of the master Matsuo Bashô (1644-1694). Haiku remains a popular art form today.

Historical paper on Tokugawa Ieyasu's rule.

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

Antique Japanese Katana, Tachi, Naginata or Odachi sword

• Secondary Source

• Primary Source

Book about Samurai written by a 21st century Historian

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

Photo of a Samurai

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

Documentary or Youtube video about Japan

• Secondary Source

• Primary Source

Art of Tokugawa Ieyasu

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

Dictionaries & encyclopaedias about Japanese code

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source