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The Last Samurai

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Kindness is included in the bushido code False
What was the name of the era that lasted from 1868-1921 The Meiji era
What was the closed era in Japan 200 years of peaces in Japan, where traditional Japanese cultures flourished, a "golden age" of art, poetry, and theater.
What was one of the downsides to the closed era Japan fell behind the rest of the world in modern technology
When did the closed era occur 1638-1853
What happened during the Meiji era A time of rapid industrialization and modernization. Japan knew they had to either catch up or be taken over, so they sent ambassadors to study other country's, and brought in foreign experts to teach
Everyone was happy with the Meiji era changes False
When ended the closed country policy of Japan In the 1850s, the US wanted a base in Japan, they "asked" Japan to open its ports to US ships, and Japan reluctantly agreed
Who was Commodore Matthew Perry A man who arrived in Tokyo with modern steam powered battleships, "asked" Japan to open its ports to the US ships
How many rules are in the Bushido code 6
What are the rules of the Bushido code Loyalty, Honor, Courage, Justice, Honesty, Politeness
What was the religion of the samurai pre 1600s Shintoism
What was the religion of the samurai 1600s-1800s Zen Buddhism
What is the goal of Buddhism To reach nirvana
Zen Buddhist used short stories, called _____ to proved contemplation to teach their beliefs indirectly Koans
Myth or reality: ninjas were peasants who learn to use farm tool to defend themselves against oppressive Samurai, ninjas came from secret ninja clans in the remote mountains of japan, and devoted themselves to ninja training  Myth
Ninjas used shrunken ( throwing stars ) False
Most ninjas were Samurai True
What role did the emperor play in Feudal Japan Figurehead
Who really had most of the power in a Feudal Japan Shogun
When was the warring state period 1450-1600
What was the Warring State Period A civil war. rival daimyos fought for power and employed large armies bed by Samurai to fight for them
What were Daimyos Land owning nobles
Who arrived in Japan in 1543 Portuguese merchants
True or False: if a Samurai was to dishonor himself, he would quit being a samurai and move to a remote part of Japan and become a commoner. If not what would he do? False, he could commit the act of sepuku, ( killing himself ) to regain his honor
What country forced Japan to end the Closed Country Policy United States
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