welcome japan: the west arrives
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Welcome Japan: The West arrives. Synchroneyes. Warm-Up . Tea Time with Tokugawa. 3 min . with a partner. Terminology. The bakufu = Japan’s system of government during the Tokugawa period, based on a military leader, the Shogun - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Welcome
Japan: The West arrives
Synchroneyes
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WARM-UP
Tea Time with Tokugawa
3 min. with a partner
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• The bakufu = Japan’s system of government during the Tokugawa period, based on a military leader, the Shogun
• Baku-han = the division of power between Japan’s national leader, the Shogun, and leaders of regions or han, the Daimyo
• Daimyo = feudal lord. He ruled a region or han of Japan
• Alternate attendance: the system of compulsory residence by the daimyo in Edo during alternate years.
Terminology
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Threats to the system• Russia, Britain, France apply pressure for
trade treaties• Financial strain on Samurai and Daimyo• Ronin• Conflict between Daimyo and Shogun
Identify the threats above that are internal to Japan and those that are
external
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Cracks in the class system
• Samurai had status but lacked a clear role
• Merchants were becoming increasingly wealthy but had little status and power
• But the classes were now mixing• Rich merchants could buy into lower
ranks of samurai
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Can they stay cut off from the world?
• Seclusion or Sakoku helped social stability
• But is it realistic?• Write 3 disadvantages in bullet point
form
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In Classwor
ks
Perry in Japan
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Goal• What were the
impacts of Commodore Perry’s visit to Japan?
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1853 – Commodore Matthew Perry
“Opens Up” Japan to Western Trade!
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TWO PERRY’S
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The Black Ships
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What Did the U. S. Want?
Coaling stations.
More trading partners.
A haven for ship-wrecked
sailors.
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Meeting the Imperial Commissioners at Yokohama
Commodore Perry
The black ships
Japanese ship
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Reading pause• Read Introduction• Answer Questions
• Read assigned letter• Is it threatening?
Unreasonable?
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The Treaty of Kanagawa - 1854
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An Unequal Treaty?• Convention of Kanagawa 1854 –
diplomatic relations• Five years later – treaties with most
European nations• Some Samurai deeply resented
(hated) these “unequal” (unfair) treaties forced on Japan
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In 1862, just before the start of the Meiji period, Tokugawa sent officials and scholars to China to study the situation there. A Japanese recorded in his diary from Shanghai…
The Chinese have become servants to the foreigners. Sovereignty may belong to China but in fact it's no more than a colony of Great Britain and France.
Japan Learns a Lesson
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Writing ExerciseAnswer one of
the writing exercise
questions
10 minute journal entry
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Meiji Restoration1868 -1912
Chronology1573-1600, “Warring States” - Transitional Era1635, Shogunate forbids Japanese to travel overseas1639, Portugese ships forbidden; Japan closed to outside world1641, Dutch Trading Mission is moved to Nagasaki1600-1868, Tokugawa Period - Centralized Feudalism era1853-54, Perry Mission to “open” Japan1854, Japan concludes friendship treaties with U.S., Britain, France & Netherlands; three ports open to foreign trade1868, Meiji Restoration1877, Satsuma Rebellion1881, Sale of government industries to new zaibatsau1889, Meiji Constitution1894-5,Sino-Japanese War, Japan becomes imperialist power1904-5, Russo-Japanese War1910, colonization of Korea1912, emperor Meji dies
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Physical Geography
• Honshu• Hokkaido • Shikoku• Kyushu• Tokyo (Edo)• Kyoto• Sea of Japan• Pacific Ocean• Yellow Sea• East China Sea
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Physical Geography
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Color Groups
Sonia Christa Clara
Fabian Anna Lauri
Kiera Adrian
Michelle Carl Koen
Marina Omry Seda
Ria Hanna
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