CHAPTER 11 - Japan: Land of the Rising Sun

CHAPTER 11 - Japan: Land of the Rising SunNotesNipponMount FujiHokkaidoHonshuinland seaShikokutphoonKyushuMapSiberiaChinaKoreaJapanSea of JapanPacific OceanTokyoHokkaidoHonshuShikokuKyushuAsiaMount FujiInland SeaSapporo, HokkaidoNotesJapanese Prehistory and Legendearliest inhabitants of JapanSun lineJimmu TennoAnaterasumikadoToyota, Mikasa, MitsubishiShintoKoreaThousand Character ClassicWaniKobo DaishisyllabarySanskritBuddhismShotokuNotesHeian Period (AD 794 - 1185)calligraphyHeian-kyoGanjinMan'yoshuwakachokaSei ShonagunMurasaki ShikibuFujiwaraTairaMinamotoHeike MonagatoriMinamoto YoritomoMasagoMapRussiaSiberiaKoreaIndiaJapanMapKyota (Heian-Kyo)

NotesThe Shoganate PeriodshogunYoritomosamuraironinZenNotesMapChinaJapanMapTraditional Japanese ArtshaikuikebanabonzaiBashochanoyuSesshuNotesMapThe 1500s: The Portuguese Bring Trade and ChristianitySt. Francis XavierToyotomi HideyoshiSt. Paul MikiPortugalTokyoNotesThe Tokugawa ShogunateMapTokugawa IeyasuNotesMapCommodore Perry Opens JapanCommodore Matthew C. PerryMeijiMeiji RestorationBushidoSakhalinDec. 7, 1941HiroshimaNagasakiJapan's governmentUnited StatesRussiaFranceGreat Britainthe NetherlandsHiroshimaNagasakiWorld War II lasted from 1941 - 1945

Put these Events in orderThe United States sends Commodore Perry to JapanJapanese clans raid Korea and try to capture itPillow Book writtenSt. Francis Xavier arrives in JapanJapan surrendersTen Thousand Leaves compiledStone Age Caucasians from Siberian Russia settle in JapanHeian-kyo was builtWa-ni arrives in JapanFujiwara became the real rulers of JapanJapan fought a naval war against RussiaThe United States drops an atomic bomb on HiroshimaJimmu Tenno rules JapanSt. Paul Miki is martyredThe United States drops an atomic bomb on NagasakiShotoku borrows culture from ChineseTokugawa Ieyasu became ruler of JapanTaira and Minamoto families fight for power in JapanJapan declared war on ChinaMeiji rules JapanToyotomi Hideyoshi achieves the military unification of JapanJapan attacks Pearl HarborKobo Daishi creates a Japanese syllabaryMinamoto Yoritomo becomes shogunSun line Dynasty founded by Yamato family

Correct Sequence of Events1 Stone Age Caucasians from Siberian Russia settle in Japan2 Sun line Dynasty founded by Yamato family 3rd century AD3 Jimmu Tenno rules Japan4 Japanese clans raid Korea and try to capture it5 Wa-ni arrives in Japan 4056 Kobo Daishi creates a Japanese syllabary 9th century7 Shotoku borrows culture from Chinese8 Ten Thousand Leaves compiled 7609 Heian-kyo was built 79310 Pillow Book written 100211 Fujiwara became the real rulers of Japan12 Taira and Minamoto families fight for power in Japan13 Minamoto Yoritomo becomes shogun 119214 St. Francis Xavier arrives in Japan 154915 Toyotomi Hideyoshi achieves the military unification of Japan 159016 St. Paul Miki is martyred 159717 Tokugawa Ieyasu became ruler of Japan 160318 The United States sends Commodore Perry to Japan 185319 Meiji rules Japan20 Japan fought a naval war against Russia 190521 Japan declared war on China 1930s22 Japan attacks Pearl Harbor Dec. 8 in the United States Dec. 7, 194123 The United States drops an atomic bomb on Hiroshima24 The United States drops an atomic bomb on Nagasaki25 Japan surrenders Sept. 2, 1945

CHAPTER 11 - Japan: Land of the Rising Sun - (ANSWERS)Put these Events in order18 The United States sends Commodore Perry to Japan4 Japanese clans raid Korea and try to capture it10 Pillow Book written14 St. Francis Xavier arrives in Japan25 Japan surrenders8 Ten Thousand Leaves compiled1 Stone Age Caucasians from Siberian Russia settle in Japan9 Heian-kyo was built5 Wa-ni arrives in Japan11 Fujiwara became the real rulers of Japan20 Japan fought a naval war against Russia23 The United States drops an atomic bomb on Hiroshima3 Jimmu Tenno rules Japan16 St. Paul Miki is martyred24 The United States drops an atomic bomb on Nagasaki7 Shotoku borrows culture from Chinese17 Tokugawa Ieyasu became ruler of Japan12 Taira and Minamoto families fight for power in Japan21 Japan declared war on China19 Meiji rules Japan15 Toyotomi Hideyoshi achieves the military unification of Japan22 Japan attacks Pearl Harbor6 Kobo Daishi creates a Japanese syllabary13 Minamoto Yoritomo becomes shogun2 Sun line Dynasty founded by Yamato family

TEST - CHAPTER 11 - JAPAN: LAND OF THE RISING SUNMATCHING1 a Spanish priest who was a missionary in Japan A Jinnu Tenno2 emperor of Japan allowed Christianity, established a B WaniWestern-style constitution, and built industrial factories3 a Korean scribe who taught the Japanese to read and write C Kobo Daishi4 a Japanese Christian who was martyred on a hill near D ShotokuNagasaki5 Japanese sun goddess E Yoritomo6 Zen monk F Basho7 a Japanese monk who created a syllabary G Sesshu8 opened Japan to trade H Francis Xavier9 Japanese ruler who fobid contact with foreigners and I Toyotomi Hideyoshipersecuted Christians10 crown prince of Japan who brought Chinese culture to Japan J Paul Miki11 early Japanese ruler from the Yamato family; his name means K Tokugawa IeyasuDivine Warrior"12 Japanese ruler who completed the military unification of Japan L Matthew C. Perryand made Christianity a crime punishable by death13 one of Japan's greatest artists M Meiji14 Japanese ruler who was first to receive the title of shogun; N Amaterasuwas almost killed by the Taira

MATCHING1 a religion of Korea that was adopted by Japanese A mikado2 a sect of the Buddhist religion B Shinto3 a tea ceremony C syllabary4 stories that tell about the conflict between the Taira and D SanskritMinamoto clans5 means "The Honorable Gate" E Buddhism6 hurricane of the Pacific Ocean F calligraphy7 flower arranging G Heike-Monogatori8 oldest religion in Japan H shogun9 a member of a Japanese feudal warrior class I samurai10 means "land of the rising sun" J ronin11 a set of written characters, each one representing a syllable K Zen12 a mercenary samurai without a ruling lord L haiku13 code of the samurai M ikebana14 the writing of characters in a beautiful and decorative way N bonzai15 pruning miniature trees O chanoyu16 a military ruler of Japan P Bushido17 the alphabet writing of India Q nippon18 a Japanese poem consisting of three unrhymed lines R typhoon

MATCHING1 capital of peace," first true city of Japan A Mt. Fuji2 an active volcano in Japan near Tokyo B Hokkaido3 an island north of Japan ceded by Russia to Japan after a C Honshunaval battle4 largest island of Japan; heavy industry and electronics D Shikokuproduction5 a city on the southern tip of Honshu that was destroyed by an E Kyushuatomic bomb during World War II6 southernmost island of Japan F Toyota, Mikasa, Mitsubishi7 capital of Japan G Kyoto8 smallest island of Japan H Hiroshima9 northernmost island of Japan; a favorite vacation spot I Nagasaki10 a city with a large Catholic community that was destroyed by J Sakhalinan atomic bomb during World War II11 industrial Japanese companies owned by Japanese clans K TokyoEVENTSCommodore Perry travels to JapanStone Age Caucasians from Siberian Russia settle in JapanJapanese attack Pearl HarborSt. Francis Xavier arrives in Japan

MAP - ASIA1 Japan2 Pacific Ocean3 Russia4 China5 India6 North Korea7 South Korea8 Sea of Japan

TEST - CHAPTER 11 - JAPAN: LAND OF THE RISING SUN - (ANSWERS)MATCHINGH 1 a Spanish priest who was a missionary in Japan A Jinnu TennoM 2 emperor of Japan allowed Christianity, established a B WaniWestern-style constitution, and built industrial factoriesB 3 a Korean scribe who taught the Japanese to read and write C Kobo DaishiJ 4 a Japanese Christian who was martyred on a hill near D ShotokuNagasakiN 5 Japanese sun goddess E YoritomoF 6 Zen monk F BashoC 7 a Japanese monk who created a syllabary G SesshuL 8 opened Japan to trade H Francis XavierK 9 Japanese ruler who fobid contact with foreigners and I Toyotomi Hideyoshipersecuted ChristiansD 10 crown prince of Japan who brought Chinese culture to Japan J Paul MikiA 11 early Japanese ruler from the Yamato family; his name means K Tokugawa IeyasuDivine Warrior"I 12 Japanese ruler who completed the military unification of Japan L Matthew C. Perryand made Christianity a crime punishable by deathG 13 one of Japan's greatest artists M MeijiE 14 Japanese ruler who was first to receive the title of shogun; N Amaterasuwas almost killed by the Taira

MATCHINGE 1 a religion of Korea that was adopted by Japanese A mikadoK 2 a sect of the Buddhist religion B ShintoO 3 a tea ceremony C syllabaryG 4 stories that tell about the conflict between the Taira and D SanskritMinamoto clansA 5 means "The Honorable Gate" E BuddhismR 6 hurricane of the Pacific Ocean F calligraphyM 7 flower arranging G Heike-MonogatoriB 8 oldest religion in Japan H shogunI 9 a member of a Japanese feudal warrior class I samuraiQ 10 means "land of the rising sun" J roninC 11 a set of written characters, each one representing a syllable K ZenJ 12 a mercenary samurai without a ruling lord L haikuP 13 code of the samurai M ikebanaF 14 the writing of characters in a beautiful and decorative way N bonzaiN 15 pruning miniature trees O chanoyuH 16 a military ruler of Japan P BushidoD 17 the alphabet writing of India Q nipponL 18 a Japanese poem consisting of three unrhymed lines R typhoon

MATCHINGG 1 capital of peace," first true city of Japan A Mt. FujiA 2 an active volcano in Japan near Tokyo B HokkaidoJ 3 an island north of Japan ceded by Russia to Japan after a C Honshunaval battleC 4 largest island of Japan; heavy industry and electronics D ShikokuproductionH 5 a city on the southern tip of Honshu that was destroyed by an E Kyushuatomic bomb during World War IIE 6 southernmost island of Japan F Toyota, Mikasa, MitsubishiK 7 capital of Japan G KyotoD 8 smallest island of Japan H HiroshimaB 9 northernmost island of Japan; a favorite vacation spot I NagasakiI 10 a city with a large Catholic community that was destroyed by J Sakhalinan atomic bomb during World War IIF 11 industrial Japanese companies owned by Japanese clans K TokyoEVENTS3 Commodore Perry travels to Japan1 Stone Age Caucasians from Siberian Russia settle in Japan4 Japanese attack Pearl Harbor2 St. Francis Xavier arrives in Japan

MAP - ASIA1 Japan2 Pacific Ocean3 Russia4 China5 India6 North Korea7 South Korea8 Sea of Japan

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