How did geography affect Japan?

Mountains made inland farming difficult

The ocean provided them with water

The weather was milder near the coast

The emperor required it people to live on the coast

How did geography affect Japan?

The ocean provided them with water

The weather was calm constantly

The emperor required it people to live on the coast

How did geography affect Japan?

Fish was a large part of the diet

The volcanoes provided rich soil

The weather was calm constantly

The emperor required it people to live on the coast

Why were style and beauty standards important?

Showed social class, values, tradition

Showed creativity and personality

Signified female empowerment and influence

Who was/what was the contribution of Lady Murasaki Shikibu?

Author of the Tale of Genji, a novelist, poet and lady-in-waiting

Japanese female warrior of the Aizu Domain, who fought and died during the Boshin War

One of Japan's early leaders who supported China and Korea's influence

Ruler who moved the capital to Nara and had the imperial court follow her, building new roads and making coins.

Who was/what was the contribution of Nakano Takeko?

Japanese female warrior of the Aizu Domain, who fought and died during the Boshin War

One of Japan's early leaders who supported China and Korea's influence

Ruler who moved the capital to Nara and had the imperial court follow her, building new roads and making coins.

Author of the Tale of Genji, a novelist, poet and lady-in-waiting

Who was/what was the contribution of Prince Shotoku?

One of Japan's early leaders who supported China and Korea's influence

Japanese female warrior of the Aizu Domain, who fought and died during the Boshin War

Ruler who moved the capital to Nara and had the imperial court follow her, building new roads and making coins.

Author of the Tale of Genji, a novelist, poet and lady-in-waiting

Who was/what was the contribution of Empress Genmei?

Ruler who moved the capital to Nara and had the imperial court follow her, building new roads and making coins.

Japanese female warrior of the Aizu Domain, who fought and died during the Boshin War

Was named the shogun of Japan, starting the Tokugawa period

Author of the Tale of Genji, a novelist, poet and lady-in-waiting

Who was/what was the contribution of Tokugawa Ieyasu?

Was named the shogun of Japan, starting the Tokugawa period

Japanese female warrior of the Aizu Domain, who fought and died during the Boshin War

Ruler who moved the capital to Nara and had the imperial court follow her, building new roads and making coins.

Author of the Tale of Genji, a novelist, poet and lady-in-waiting

What is a primary source?

A source from the time period an event happened

Government and Political reforms

A source from after the time period an event happened

A formatted list of all sources consulted during research

What is a secondary source?

A source from after the time period an event happened

Government and Political reforms

A source from the time period an event happened

A formatted list of all sources consulted during research

Why did Japan implement Isolationism?

To protect its culture and avoid foreign influence.

To support its neighboring countries.

To promote warfare and conquering of foreign lands.

To support influence from Western countires.

How did Isolationism hurt Japan?

It put them behind in technology and warfare

It gave them peace for 200 years.

It protected its culture and avoided foreign influence.

It allowed for influence from Western countries.

How are samurai values are still present in Japanese culture today?

It inspired values like respect, loyalty, honor, and honesty.

It encouraged a police system of fierce warriors.

The samurai are still present as protectors of the leader of Japan.

Samurai have been banned from the country.

How are samurai values are still present in Japanese culture today?

The culture is present in pop culture like video games, movies, art, and other media.

It encouraged a police system of fierce warriors and censorship.

The samurai are still present as protectors of the leader of Japan.

Samurai have been banned from the country.

Why were merchants on the bottom of the Japanese social hierarchy?

they did not produce anything on their own

they were considered to be untouchable

they only worked with the Samurai

they were the servants of the Emperor

the exchange of land for labor and loyalty

electing officials to important government jobs

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