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Great Change was the period during which Japan was divided into provinces.
Daimyo powerful military lords who headed small territories.
Onin War a period of 10 years when warriors fought 1 another.
Samurai were warriors who agreed to fight for nobles in exchange for land.
Murasake Shikibu was a female novelist and poet.
Martial Arts a sport involving combat and self-defense.
Jimmu was the first of the Yamato leaders in Japan.
Minamoto Yoritomo the first shogun.
Nara Period A.D.700s.
The Yayoi clans were headed by who? warriors.
What country's government did Prince Shotoku use an example for Japan? China.
People who believe in Sinto believe what? everything in nature has a spirit.
Why did the power of the emperors weaken during the A.D.800s? Many emperors were children.
Why did the emperor create the title of shogun? so he wouldn't be overthrown.
When the Monguls attacked Japan what happened? their ships were smashed by storms.
Most Japanese people believed that Buddhism prepared them for the afterlife.
What is caliigraphy? the art of writting beautifully.
What crops did Japanese farmers grow? rice and wheat.
Which island were all of Japan's major cities located? Honshu.
Which island is located farthest north? Hokkaido.
Which body of water lies between China and Japan? Sea of Japan.
On which island is Mount Fuji locaed? Honshu.
Hokkaido one of he four largst islands in Japan
A bond of loyalty between a lord and a vassal is known as what? feudalism
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