established and directed trade throughout Asia

Japanese daimyo who sought to take control of Japan and seized the imperial capital of Kyoto in 1568

Japanese general who gained control of most of Japan by 1590 and then invaded Korea

Administration that ruled Japan for about 250 years, bringing stability, prosperity, and isolation

Dynasty that the Manchus, people from Manchuria, established in China

The first European power to establish a trade presence in Asia was

The caravel an important development in navigation because it was sturdier and it was able to sail against the wind.

Europeans’ main motives for making voyages of exploration was to grow wealth and spread Christianity.

During the 1500s, what was China’s official trade policy was that China openly trades with all European Countries.

Chinese Muslim admiral, led China's seven exploratory voyages

The policy that Japan institute to control foreign ideas was a closed country policy.

5-7-5 syllable, 3-line verse poetry and presents images rather than expresses an idea

Portuguese prince who strongly supported exploration and founded a navigational school on the coast o Portugal.

The idea of commerce offended Confucian beliefs, and taxes on manufactured goods were high kept China from becoming highly industrialized.

a type of theater involving elaborate costumes, music, dance, and mime which showcased modern life

Dynasty that ruled China from 1368 to 1644 and made it the dominant power in Asia?

The Tokugawa Shogunate ruled during a time of peace.

Portugal explored the African coast to find an all-water route to Asia.

Portugal, the Netherlands, England, and France competed for control of the Atlantic Ocean trade.

The Chinese Muslim explorer Zheng He led seven voyages of exploration that ranged from southeast Asia to eastern Africa.

Unlike the British, the Dutch were able to win the favor of the Japanese emperors by accepting trade restrictions, paying tribute, and kowtowing.

Under Japan’s system of feudalism, the daimyo functioned most similarly to what, in Europe’s system of feudalism, were the lords.

The Italians established good trade relations with Japan, partly because they had introduced the musket and cannon to this nation.

Kangxi and Qian-long were emperors of China’s Ming Dynasty.

In 1612, Tokugawa Ieyasu began a successful campaign to rid Japan of all Buddhist belief.

After the Crusades ended, the Spanish and Portuguese controlled the trade of goods from East to West.

Portuguese explorer who explored the east African coast

Japanese warrior-chieftans

the administration or rule of a shogun

The Ming Dynasty allowed only the government to conduct foreign trade in order to

The Japanese initially welcomed visitors from Europe because

Japan’s closed country policy developed in response to

Which group controlled the land routes between Europe and Asia?

Which person or group was just a figurehead with no real power in Tokugawa Japan?