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19 Cards in this Set
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He tried to unify Japan by killing anyone who opposed him.
a. Ieyasu b. Hideyoshi c. Nobunaga d. Hideyori |
Nobunaga
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He killed himself so that his enemy could not capture him.
a. Ieyasu b. Hideyoshi c. Nobunaga d. Hideyori |
Hideyori
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He was Japan's first shogun.
a. Ieyasu b. Hideyoshi c. Nobunaga d. Hideyori |
Ieyasu
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He forced his enemies to take oaths of loyalty to him or surrender their swords.
a. Ieyasu b. Hideyoshi c. Nobunaga d. Hideyori |
Hideyoshi
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The people said his motto was "If the cuckoo doesn't sing, I'll kill him."
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Nobunaga
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The people said his motto was "If the cuckoo doesn't sing, I'll make him."
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Hideyoshi
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The people said his motto was "If the cuckoo doesn't sing, I'll wait until he does."
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Ieyasu
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Warlike noblemen who ruled sections of Japan were known as _____.
a. shoguns b. daimyo c. vassals d. samurai |
daimyo
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____ were the Japanese knights who fought for the noblemen.
a. shoguns b. daimyo c. vassals d. samurai |
samurai
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What country did Hideyoshi plan to add to the Japanese empire?
a. Korea b. Mongolia c. China d. all of the above |
China
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What did the Koreans use to fight against the Japanese?
a. swords b. guns and cannons c. tortoise boats with iron plates d. all of the above |
tortoise boats with iron plates
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How did Ieyasu make sure he would win the battle against the Western Army?
a. He bribed the samurai by promising them money and power b. He killed all of the daimyo c. He secretly promised the daimyo land and money in exchange for their loyalty. d. He kidnapped the five-year-old son of Hideyoshi. |
He secretly promised the daimyo land and money in exchange for their loyalty.
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Ieyasu made _____ the capital of Japan.
a. Edo b. Tokugawa c. Osaka d. Kanto |
Edo
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Today the capital city of Japan is known as _____.
a. Sekigahara b. Tokugawa c. Hiroshima d. Tokyo |
Tokyo
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True or false: Japan is known as the "Land of the Setting Sun."
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False
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True or false: Hideyoshi came from a rich, powerful family.
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False
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When Nobunaga died, four samurai announced that they would help his grandson rule.
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True
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The Koreans and the Chinese fought against each other, making it easier for the Japanese to attack them.
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False
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What did Ieyasu force the samurai and the daimyo to do in order to build his own family's power? (Tell about three things in your answer.)
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Ieyasu forced every daimyo
to destroy all of the castles in his territory except for the one where the daimyo actually lived. That way the daimyo could not build up a secret army in a hidden fortress. Ieyasu also forced the daimyo to swear oaths of loyalty to him, and he forced them to move their families to the capital city. Ieyasu gave the samurai new jobs so that they would not fight against him. |
