EOS1 EXAM History 2024 Flashcards

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Shogun Definition

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The leading Japanese general, in theory military head of Japan but in reality political ruler.

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Shogunate Definition

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A type of government in Japan that gave all power to the shogun.

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Daimyo Definition

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Lord of Japanese medieval society. Answers and is loyal to shogun

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Samurai Definition

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Professional Japanese warrior, answers to the daimyo

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5
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Archipelago is

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a chain of islands

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The Bushido is

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‘The way of the warrior’ it was the samurai code of conduct.

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Bakufu

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The social structure of Japan, social hierachy

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Ronin

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Samurai warriors with no daimyo, classed as hinin or out cast

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seppuku

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seppuku is committing ritual suicide in ‘The way of the warrior’ before they were killed or captured by the enemy.

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10
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Katana is

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a long curved sword

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11
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Medieval Japan went from..

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c710-1867

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12
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Wokizashi is

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a short blade sword

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13
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the five time periods of medieval Japan in order

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Nara, Heian, Kamakura, Muromachi and Tokugawa

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What time periods were shogunate periods

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the shogunate periods were the kamakura, muromachi and tokugawa

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Who was the head of the social structure

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the head was the emperor

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who was at the bottom of the social structure

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at the very bottom it was artisans and then merchant and sometimes ronin as they were seen as outcasts.

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17
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90% of the population were

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peasants

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Feudalism definition

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a dominant social system in which nobility held lands in exchange for military service.

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subservience definition

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subservience is prioritising what someone else wants over what you want

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20
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allegiance

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loyalty or commitment to a superior

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21
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What was the sea that the roman empire tried to control

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Mare Internum

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22
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The early middle ages went from

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500-1000ce

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The high middle ages went from

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1000-1300ce

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the late middle ages wne tfrom

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1300-1500

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The early middle age were also known as … because

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the dark ages becasue they were lawless and dangerous because of the fall of the roman empire in 476AD

26
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The late middle ages included

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the crusades, black death (1347-1352), famine, 50% decrease in pop. end of feudalism and the peasants revolt

27
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the europe social structure was

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monarch - tennants in cheif- sub tennants and peasnts

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the monarch was

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the ruler

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the tennants in cheif included

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lords and bishops

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sub tennants included

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nobles, knights

31
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feudalism was introduced by and why

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king charlamagne in 9th century to control large areas of france the were currently lawless after the fall of the roman empire

32
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why is the magna carta important

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because it meant that the monarch had to respect the law and not imprison people wrongly

33
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fealty

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sworn loyalty so someone higher ranking

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nuns were

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the only women with access to education

35
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noble women married

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young to benefit the family

36
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peasant women married

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young as they were considered adults at 10

37
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women in medieval europe were nit allowed to divorce husbands

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true

38
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men had to

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prove themselves, provide for family, in charge,

39
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the crusades went from

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1095-1291

40
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the crusades were started by

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Pope urban II

41
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The aim of the crusades

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was to win back control of muslim controlled areas in palestine particular jurusalem

42
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japan is an___ of island

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archipelago

43
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rice importance

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rice was important in medieval japan society because it was the main form of currency.

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what was a shoen

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a shoen was a large area of agricultural land that had been assigned to a noble.

45
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what was the Motte & Bailey Castle

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a mound inside a moat with a wooden structure in it

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what was the most common medieval european castle

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motte and bailey or motte and keep

47
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is motte and bailey the smae as motte and keep

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is motte and bailey is a walled castle whereas motte and keep is a walled tower

48
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in the heian and early kamakurra period women could

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receive inheritance and could be trained in weaponry

49
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in the late kamakurra and murromachi period women could

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lost rights due to the growing influence of buddhism which saw women as flawed, unclean and unable to reach enlightenment

50
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in the tokugawa period women could

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further lost rightsand redused status due to growing confucian though who was a philosopher

51
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shinto believed in

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worshipping nature spirits and kami

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buddhism taught

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that suffering is the way of life and is caused by wanting things

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zen buddhism is

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peace through meditation and self control

54
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samurai means

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one who serves

55
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bushido is based on

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honour, respect, loyalty and discipline

56
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losing sword

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was a great loss of honour