The Japanese fleet attacks Pearl Harbor.

the Meiji Restoration

Japan's capital

the centuries where the military leaders ruled Japan, while the emperor was merely a figurehead

first Catholic missionary to Japan

the mikado who modernized Japan and made it an industrial power; he allowed the return of Christian missionaries; he abolished the samurai class; he established Western democracy Crown Prince Shotoku Toyotomi Hideyoshi Emperor Meiji Tokugawa Ieyasu

the United States naval commander who forced Japan to open its ports to trade with the outside world Commodore Matthew C. Perry Crown Prince Shotoku Toyotomi Hideyoshi Emperor Meiji

a set of written characters, each one representing a syllable

a mercenary samurai without a ruling lord

supreme general; a military ruler of Japan

the ruling son of the mikado who remade Japanese society on the Chinese model. He brought Buddhism to Japan. He required his nobles to learn Confucianism.

Japan signs pact with Nazi Germany.

Japan's oldest religion

Japan's largest island

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