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C & J Geography

Chinese Dynasties

Early Japan Feudalism in Japan

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Row 1, Col 1

This was built to protect China fromnorthern attackers

The Great Wall

1,2

Which belief system of ChinaEmphasized respect forFamily, government &

Education?

Confucianism

1,3

Which three countries sharedwritten language, philosophy

and religion with Japan?

China, Korea, and India

1,4

Who followed the Code of Bushido?

Samurai

2,1

Because of geography, the diet ofJapanese people consists mainly of

Rice and _______?

Seafood

2,2

How did people becomeScholar officials during

The Song Dynasty?

Passing the Civil Service Exam

2,3

This reform took land and power from clan leadersand gave it to the emperor

Taika Reforms

2,4

Who tried twice to invadeJapan, but were destroyed

by typhoons?

The Mongols

3,1

How did Buddhism spread Throughout China?

By Monks and Traders

3,2

What dynasty reunifiedChina after the firstPeriod of Disunion?

The Sui Dynasty

3,3

Who wrote the Tale of Genji?

Lady Murasaki Shikibu

3,4

What three basic needs weremet by the Feudal System?

(What did the Samurai and the landowners receive)

Food, land, and protection

4,1

How many major islands are there in the archipelago of

Japan?

Four (4)

4,2

Which dynasty first sent shipsOut to trade with the west

And then cut off all contactWith outsiders?

The Ming Dynasty

4,3

What class of people wasResponsible for the

Achievements ofJapan’s Golden Age?

Nobles – wealthy aristocrats

4,4

Who was the most powerfulPerson in Japan’s samurai

Society?

Shogun

5,1

Name one positive and onenegative aspect of Japan’s

Geography…

P: Abundant sea life N: Little farmland

5,2

Who successfully invadedChina and declared himself

Emperor of the Yaun Dynasty?

Kublai Khan

5,3

Describe two contributionsThat the Japanese made

In one of the arts

(architecture, visual art, fashion, literature, Performing arts)

5,4

Explain the role of theEmperor in Japanese

Feudalism?

A figurehead for the powerful shogun