Shogun Japan Feudal System

Who held the highest rank in the Japanese Feudal System, despite having no real power?

• Shogun
• Emperor
• Daimyo
• Samurai

What was the primary role of the Shogun in Feudal Japan?

• Military leader
• Regional governor
• Religious authority
• Ceremonial leader

What was the relationship between the Daimyo and the Shogun?

• Rivals for power
• Regional leaders loyal to the Shogun
• Equal partners
• Independent rulers

How did the Shogun derive his power in Feudal Japan?

• From his armies
• From the loyalty of the Samurai
• Through wealth and trade
• From the Emperor's decree

What distinguished Samurai as the warriors of Ancient Japan?

• Their wealth and trade skills
• Their role in agriculture
• Their service to a Daimyo
• Their loyalty to the Emperor

Which group made up the majority of the population in Japanese society during the Feudal era?

• Peasants
• Merchants
• Artisans
• Samurai

What was the main economic role of Merchants in Feudal Japan?

• Leading armies
• Buying and selling items
• Creating art and crafts
• Farming and producing food

What was the primary responsibility of Artisans in Feudal Japan?

• Farming the land
• Trading goods
• Building and creating everyday items
• Leading military campaigns

In the Japanese Feudal hierarchy, which group was ranked just above Peasants?

• Daimyo
• Artisans
• Merchants
• Samurai

What was the order of the feudal hierarchy in Japan from highest to lowest?

• Shogun, Emperor, Daimyo, Samurai, Merchants, Artisans, Peasants
• Emperor, Shogun, Daimyo, Samurai, Peasants, Artisans, Merchants
• Emperor, Samurai, Daimyo, Merchants, Artisans, Peasants
• Daimyo, Samurai, Merchants, Artisans, Emperor, Shogun, Peasants