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Classes Religion Samurai Location Key Terms Important Facts
Highly trained warriors who followed the
code of bushido.
A 100
Who are the Samurai?
Bottom of the class system, even though they were
wealthy.
A 200
Who are the Merchants?
Landowning nobles of
Japan.
A 300
Who are the Daimyo?
Tax collectors took half of their
crops.
A 400
Who are the peasants?
The seven major classes of Feudal Japan in order.
A 500
Who are the emperor, shogun, daimyo, samurai, artisans, peasants, and
merchants?
Native religion of Feudal Japan.
B 100
What is Shinto?
Form of Buddhism practiced at the Kyoto Court.
B 200
What is Zen Buddhism?
Main idea of the Shinto religion.
B 300
What is the natural world is filled with spirits?
Sect of Buddhism whose followers chanted “Amida
Buddha”.
B 400
What is Pure Land Buddhists?
Zen Buddhism is concerned with
this.
B 500
What is Individual Enlightenment?
Samurai means this.
C 100
What is “those who serve”?
Samurai code that means “way of the
warrior”.
C 200
What is Bushido?
These were the two things Samurai were not permitted to do.
C 300
What is attend certain types of entertainment or take part in trade or
commerce?
Role Samurai played when they
were not fighting in wars.
C 400
What are government officials in the provinces?
Zen Buddhism appealed to Samurai
because of this.
C 500
What is strict physical discipline?
The three benefits Japan got from the
sea.
D 100
What is food, transportation, and protection?
Two main barriers that kept Japan
isolated.
D 200
What is the sea and mountains?
Japan’s geography made it these three
things.
D 300
What is isolated, a unique culture and controlling?
Island where Edo (Tokyo) was located.
D 400
What is Honshu?
D 500
The four main islands of Japan.
What are Hokkaido, Honshu, Kyushu, and Shikoku?
Fictional account of a Prince that is
considered one of the first great novels.
E 100
What is the Tale of Genji?
Title meaning “Great
General”.
E 200
What is shogun?
He encouraged Buddhism and the spread of Chinese
culture.
E 300
Who is Prince Shotoku?
Someone who rules for another who is
unable to rule alone.
E 400
What is a regent?
Reforms that had little impact on the lives of
the peasants.
E 500
What are the Taika Reforms?
Two countries that had the most
influence on Feudal Japan.
F 100
What is China and Korea?
The Kyoto Court stressed these over
everything else.
F 200
What are highly refined manners?
Major influences that came from
China.
F 300
What are government reforms, Buddhism, and language & writing ?
Drama which developed from both
Shinto and Buddhism.
F 400
What is a Noh Drama?
Difference in society under Shoguns compared to the Heian Period.
F 500
What is nobles are less interested in art and more in war; society broke apart and no longer unified
under a single ruler?
The Final Jeopardy Category is:
Society
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description for each.
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Emperor: figure head, Shogun: military dictator, Daimyo: noble/landowner,
Samurai: warrior, Artisan: craftsmen, Peasants: farmers, Merchants:
middlemen for trade
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