Worksheets8.7 Japanese Feudal Society
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
What does ‘shi-no-ko-sho’ refer to?
Four Confucian social classes
Types of Japanese temples
Four types of samurai weapons
Levels of land ownership
At the top of the shi-no-ko-sho hierarchy was the:
Shogun
Emperor
Samurai
Daimyo
Who had the most real power in Tokugawa society?
Artisans
Shogun
Merchants
Emperor
Which group was responsible for food production?
Samurai
Merchants
Farmers
Ronin
Which group was considered lowest in status?
Artisans
Samurai
Merchants
Ronin
Ronin were:
Traveling merchants
Samurai without masters
Priests and monks
Imperial scribes
Samurai served the:
Emperor directly
Merchants
Daimyo
Buddhist temples
What were eta and hinin?
Warrior monks
Foreign traders
Outcast classes
Members of the court
Merchants were seen as:
Sources of honour
Lazy and unproductive
Educators of the youth
The cultural elite
Which social group increased their wealth during the Edo period despite low status?
Farmers
Samurai
Merchants
Artisans
Samurai were expected to follow a code of:
Confucianism
Democracy
Bushido
Shinto
What was one job of artisans?
Teaching martial arts
Farming rice
Creating swords and goods
Tax collecting
The warrior class consisted mainly of:
Daimyo and samurai
Artisans and priests
Merchants and farmers
Emperors and governors
