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Ch. 21

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With the Emperor being at the top of Japan's social hierarchy, what would be the correct descending order? Shogun, Daimyo, Samurai, Ronin, Peasants, Artisans, Merchants
In the "single-whip" tax system of Ming China, land taxes had to be paid in what? silver coins
The Onin War, the beginning of the Japanese Civil War; was particularly devastating for what city? Kyoto
Odo Nobunaga employed what in his endeavor to unify Japan under his authority in the late 16th century? European guns
Although he limited powers in many ways, how did Tokugawa Ieyasu increase the power of the daimyo and samurai? He allowed them power over all commoners.
The Kamakura era 1185 to 1333
The Muromachi era 1337 to 1573
The Tokugawa (Edo) era 1603 to 1867.
In 1699, the Qing created the Canton System which limited foreign traders to the port of Guangzhou (Canton) and restricted them from bringing what with them to China? their wives and families
Catholic missionaries sent to China set up their headquarters in 1549 in what city? Malacca
What year was "Sakoku" declared? 1633
What policy of Japan and Korea is one reason why China took the lead in producing and exporting luxury goods such as porcelain, tea and silk? the policy to be secluded from trade
Although silk remained important, Europeans in the 18th century became increasingly interested in importing what from China? tea
In the 14th and 15th centuries, why did China's population drop from 100 to 60 million? the Black Death
The few Dutch who were allowed to remain in Japan following the official move to seclusion had to live where? Nagasaki Harbor
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