japan is a mountainous _______________ – definition: a group or chain of islands – located in...
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• 12/8 Focus: – Early Japan was: • Strongly influenced by geography • Developed a feudal system • Experienced stability and strong government
during the Tokugawa Shogunate
• Important Terms: • Do Now:–What contributed to the rise of
nationalist movements in China?
Japan Review
Impact of Geography
• Japan is a mountainous _______________– Definition: a group
or chain of islands – located in the
____________ off the coast of mainland _________
archipelago
Pacific Ocean
Asia
Impact of Geography
• Islands formed along the ____________ so they experienced strong natural forces such as: – ____________– _____________– _____________
Ring of Fire
Earthquakes
Volcanoes
Tsunamis
Impact of Geography• Japanese developed a
________ for forces in nature
• ___________ is a traditional Japanese religion that worshipped divine forces in nature found in all living and non-living things
• very similar to __________ which also worships spirits in nature
respect
Shintoism
Animism
Impact of Geography
• The mountainous terrain made it hard to _____ Japan
• Used ____________ farming in order to grow crops in the mountainous terrain
• Most of the population lived in __________ or near the ___________
unite
terrace
river valleyscoastline
Impact of Geography• Japan’s irregular
coastline provided many ___________
• Japanese learned to use the ________ as a source of food and transportation
• Seas isolated Japan from other cultures but also provided protection from ________
Natural harbors
sea
invasion
Impact of Geography
• The geographic characteristics of Japan were similar to the geographic characteristics of _____________Greece
Chinese Infl uence on Japan
• ______ was a cultural bridge between China and Japan
• The Japanese blending of Chinese customs with Japanese traditions is an example of _____________
• missionaries brought from ___________ China into Japan
Zen Buddhism
Korea
cultural diffusion
Japanese Feudalism
• Feudalism is a system of government where ____ is exchanged for _____________, loyalty, and protection of people who live on the land.
• ________________ government in Japan led to the development of feudalism
landmilitary service
weak central
Emperor
Daimyo
Merchants
Artisans
Samurai
Peasants
Shogun
Japanese Feudalism
• Real power in Japan was held by the ______ not the emperor Shogun
• Samurais had to live by a strict code of behavior or warrior code known as ______________
• This was very similar to the warrior code of behavior followed by the knights in feudal Europe known as _____________
Japanese Feudalism
bushido
chivalry
Tokugawa Shogunate
• Tokugawa Shoguns created a _______________ feudal government in Japan in 1603
• Brought 300 year period of _________, ___________ and ___________to Japan
Strong central
stability
peace
prosperity
Tokugawa Shogunate
• Cultural Advances – _________________– ________________– ________________– ________________
Kabuki theater
Haiku poetry
Tea Ceremony
Zen gardens
Tokugawa Shogunate • Tokugawa shoguns
attempted to __________ Japan from westerners – Became _________
towards foreigners – ________________Ban
ned western merchants from entering Japan • prohibited Japanese
from travelling abroad
isolate
Closed Country Edict
hostile