Feudal, Caste & Encomienda Final Assessment

Who held the most real power in Feudal Japan?

• Emperor

• Shogun

• Daimyo

• Samurai

The emperor of Japan was mostly:

• A war leader

• A trade ruler

• A symbolic figure

• A landowner

The daimyo were:

• Local lords

• Village farmers

• Traveling merchants

• Buddhist monks

The Bushido Code told samurai to:

• Show loyalty

• Trade goods

• Collect taxes

• Rule provinces

Which group was at the bottom of Japanese society?

• Peasants

• Merchants

• Samurai

• Daimyo

The caste system was based mainly on:

• Birth

• Wealth

• Education

• Jobs

The Brahmins were:

• Priests

• Warriors

• Merchants

• Farmers

The Kshatriyas were:

• Rulers

• Farmers

• Merchants

• Priests

The Dalits often did:

• Farm work

• Religious jobs

• Cleaning jobs

• Ruling jobs

Why was it hard to change caste?

• Castes were fixed from birth

• Kings decided your place in the caste

• People bought spots for families in the caste

• Jobs rotated in the family throughout the caste