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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 Why did the Japanese accept the Christian Missionaries? | associated them with the muskets and other European goods |
| How was the Tokugawa society structured? | The shogun, daimyo, Samurai, peasants, artists, merchants |
| Samurai seized | control of old feudal states |
| fuedal system | like Europe |
| Oda Nobunaga seized | capital of Kyoko |
| Nobunaga motto | "Rule the empire by force" |
| Ieyasu founded | tokugawa shogunate |
| under the Tokugawa shoguns | more than two centuries of stability and prosperity |
| Tokugawa: population | grew |
| Tokugawa: society was | structured |
| japanese society had | Confucian ideas |
| Confucius believed | society depended on agriculture, farmers are ideal citizens |
| japan became | more urban |
| population | 1 million |
| Haikus are | 5-7-5 syllable, 3-line verse poetry which present images rather than ideas |
| portugal gave japanese | muskets |
| converted to Christianity | 300,000 |
| gov banned christianity bc | contrary to japanese beliefs, involved with politics |
| uprising bc of | ban |
| after uprising gov | killed/ drove out christian missionaries |
| "closed country policy" | sealed Japan borders |
| Only the Dutch and Chinese merchants were allowed | into the port |
| Spanish and Portuguese were | expelled from Japan |
| English | left voluntarily |
| Japanese were forbidden to leave, so as | not bring back foreign ideas |
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