Exam 8: Becoming Imperial: Japan to 1895

Which of these ruled Japan in the thirteenth century?

The place of the military classes in Japan ________ Confucian values.

Because of shogunate policy Japanese armaments were ________ in the 1850s.

Meiji-era Japanese society was ________ compared to Tokugawa-era society.

Which of these led to Toyotomi Hideyoshi's decision to invade Korea?

-Looking at Map 8.3, in the nineteenth century Japan had an advantage in trade with ________.

In what area did Japanese gender roles differ most from contemporary Western models?

Matsuo Basho was renowned for his ________.

Which of these was a key component of "Dutch Learning"?

Around 1900 Japan's perception of its position in relation to China was a(n) ________ its earlier traditions.

At the time of the Meiji Restoration the regional influence of the daimyo was ________.

Perry's mission to Japan had the intended effect of ________.

Which of these describe Go-Daigo's revolt?

It is most accurate to say that the bushido ________ the urbane side of Japanese life.

The Meiji Constitution was influenced most by ________ traditions.

The goal of the sankin kotai was to ________.

The move to Edo (Tokyo) marked the ________.

Population pressure led Japanese families to limit their size from about ________.

-The image "The 'Floating World'" reflects this culture's ________ values.

Which of these best describes the Meiji approach to economic reforms?