| Term | Definition |
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Buddhism |
widespread asian religon |
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Shinto |
native Japan religion |
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Confucianism |
a system of beliefs |
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Prince Shotoku |
brought Korean and Chinese Culture to Japan (Like writing art, buildings) |
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Tale of Genji |
First novel written and written by a women |
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Fujiwara |
Gained control during the yamato period remained in power by marrying inside the family |
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Tokugawa |
Shut down borders of Japan closed everyone out |
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Commodore Perry |
Brought U.S. fleet into China |
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Daimyo |
The military leader fought over shogun position |
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Shogun |
political leader |
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Samurai |
warrior |
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Bushido |
the code of the samurai |
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Yamato |
a time of new ideas (300 - 700) |
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Heian |
Time of wealth and culture (794 - 1185) |
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Medieval |
War, feudal period |
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Meiji |
Japans shift to modern day ideas (government) |
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Cultural Diffusion |
taking it and making ityour own |
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highest mountain |
Fuji |
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tokyo |
capital before was called edo |
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population density |
high no room |
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100 years |
how long did tokugawa close the borders |
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Secluded but still close |
Japans relation to other countries |
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Emperor, Shogun, Daimyo, peasant, artist, merchants |
feudal period |