Name 3 natural disasters that often affect Japan

What was the capital city of Japan during the period of isolation?

How many ronin were there in the famous story?

In what year did the Portuguese trading ship wreck off the coast of Japan?

Which class did the shogunate hire as spies?

Name 2 of the Japanese islands

Who controlled local or regional affairs?

What was the samurai's katana?

What did the Japanese call the Portuguese sailors?

Women did not have legal existence in the Edo period; they could not own __________________

Japan's indigenous peoples

What was the name of the man who became shogun and unified Japan? (2 words)

The samurai were responsible for ensuring the lower classes followed _______________ ________________, which are rules and customs that regulate people's behaviour

In 50 years, the missionaries built how many churches in Japan?

Outcasts often worked jobs that were in some way associated with ________________

In 1274 and 1281, Mongols attempted to attack Japan, but their fleet was destroyed in a storm the Japanese called _____________________

The centralized government that was headed by the shogun

In Edo Japan, samurai schools taught children filial piety. What does this mean?

Why was the idea of one god so threatening to the shogunate?

In peacetime, what were the duties of the samurai? (Name at least 2)

Japan, festivals called ____________________ are held every year to please and celebrate the kami

The _____________________ system of two levels of government was established during the Edo period.

What were the goningumi?

Which Catholic religious order was responsible for converting the peasants to Christianity?

Peasants needed special permission to travel outside their district, and were also forbidden from enjoying 2 things: ____________________ ________________ and _________________________ _______________ _______________.