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b11 Japan test

b11 japan test

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What country did Prince Shotoku use as an example for Japan’s government? China
A sect is a smaller religious group
Clan the emperor of Japan is from Yamato
Ancient Japanese culture that used cords to make pottery Jomon
Kofuns were large mounds of dirt where the Yayoi buried their chiefs
Principles of the Bushido Code loyalty, courage, honor, not caring for wealth, bravery
Murasaki Shikibu was a Japanese novelist
A shogunate was a military government
This religion came to Japan from Korea Buddhism
Samurai’s virtue came from Bushido Code
What happened to Women’s freedoms when Japan became a warrior society they were lost
Japanese farmers grew rice, wheat, barley
Mt Fuji Is on Honshu
Religion based on belief in nature spirits Shinto
Spirit of the clans ujikami
How did Zen Buddhists control their bodies and mind body- martial arts, mind – meditation
Belief that all things have a spirit animism
A sect of Mahayana Buddhism pure land Buddhism
Warrior who pledges loyalty vassal
Yamato leader “emperor of heaven” Jimmu
Five lined poem about nature tanka
Roles women played in medieval Japan serve fathers, husbands, sons; run household; maybe farming or helping with business
The Feudal System of Japan Emperor, Shogun, Daimayo, samurai,mechants/artisans, farmers, (see notes for full answer and order)
Pure Land Buddhism compared to Zen Buddhism (Definition) Pure Land: Happiness, Lord Amedia: Zen –simplicity, control of mind and body also see your notes
Bond of loyalty between a lord and vassal feudalism
Pure Land Buddhism compared to Zen Buddhism (followers) see notes
Pure Land Buddhism compared to Zen Buddhism (Characteristics) see notes
Physical features that shaped Japan’s society Mountains (isolated people, clans could form, farming difficulty) , Sea: Fishing, trade, independent country
In order to do well on this test I must also look over my note
I should study a little each night
People, places, vocabulary make connections between the ideas, know which vocab belong in each category, use pictures to help understand
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