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Last Samurai

History: Fact or Fiction

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What is "The Bushido Code" means ? Was the code of conduct for Samurai warriors
Why did captain Algren go to Japan ? He was hired to train the Japanese army.
During Algren's stay in the samurai village, he was cared for by a woman named Taka. What was her relationship to Katsumoto ? Sister
One night while the samurai were enjoying a play, they were ambushed by a group of ninjas. Who was the first person to see the ninjas ? Algren
After Katsumoto and his samurai attacked a railroad, the Japanese army was ordered to go and confront them. Why did Algren oppose to this ? The army wasn't ready.
During the Japanese army's first encounter with the samurai, Algren killed a samurai wearing red armor. What was his name ? Hirotaro
What are Katsumoto and Algren talking about in the garden? They are talking about poetry and Bushido
What happen to Nobutado ? He dies in a very heroic way. When Algren is trying to save Katsumoto he gets shot and dies.
Who is teaching Algren to speak Japanese ? Nobutado and Taka's kids
Find an example of "Courage" during the film Although Algren was hit a lot and didn't know to to use the weapon like everyone in the village, he still stood up and didn't give up fighting.
Created by: Vivian Thai
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