Structured Society | Japanese Stories | Poetry | Rural To Urban Society | Theater |
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What is the peasants?
About 4/5ths of the population was made up by this social class.
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What is the printing press?
Japanese stories were made possible by the invention of this.
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What is a haiku?
A 5-7-5 syllable, 3-line verse of poetry is known as this.
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What is peasant wives?
The majority of Japanese women led sheltered and restricted lives as these.
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What is Bunraku?
Known as the puppeteering theater.
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What is agriculture?
Ideal society depended on this.
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What is manuscript?
The Classics were made in this form.
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What is true?
T/F Any poem written in the form of haiku in a language other than Japanese is known as a haiku.
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What is women?
The rise of large commercial centers increased employment opportunities for these people.
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What is grand historical events or everyday life of the people?
Kabuki plays are typically written about this.
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What is the Shugo?
Held the responsibility of military and police interactions with the peasants.
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What is paintings?
In their homes, Japanese people hung what kind of art to portray classical literature.
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What is images?
Haiku is a type of poetry that presents this instead of an idea.
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What is the merchants and the wealthy?
Prospered the most in Tokugawa society.
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What is Noh?
Reserved for the upper class, these dance dramas are the most traditional and oldest form of Japanese theater,
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What is the peasant farmers?
This social class bore the main tax burden and faced more difficulties than any other class.
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What is self-made merchants or the hardships of life?
Townspeople read a new type of fiction, realistic stories about this.
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What is Matsuo Basho?
Known as the greatest haiku poet, this man wrote
Tabi ni yande Yume wa Kareno o Kakemeguru before his death in 1694. |
What is more than one million?
Edo had grown from a small village to perhaps the largest city in the world with this many people.
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What is Japanese men?
Kabuki acts are performed by these people.
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What is Emperor, Shogun, Daimyo, Samurai, and Peasants.
Levels of society.
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What is Momotaro?
This story is about a young boy born from a peach who saves his village and known as one of the greatest Japanese stories of all time.
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What is nature?
Basho's haiku's were mostly based off of this.
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What is 76 percent?
The urban population grew from 18 to this percent of the entire population.
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What is face paint?
Kabuki actors used this to cover their faces.
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