Y7 T5 L3 - How was Japan ruled?

Y7 T5 L3 - How was Japan ruled?
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HistoryLower Secondary (Key Stage 3)

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Y7 T5 L3 - How was Japan ruled?

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Date - 26th April 2024
Title -LessonUp: How was Japan ruled?

Join our class on lesson up - 
Write the date and title in your book!
What can you remember about Japan

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Match the section of society to the correct number on the hierarchy triangle
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Thrall
Jarl
Bondi

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Match the section of society to the correct number on the hierarchy triangle
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2
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4
Knight
Baron
King
Villein

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What social class held the most power in medieval Japan?
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Merchants
B
Peasants
C
Samurai
D
Artisans

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What were the peasants obligated to do?
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Farm the land and produce food
B
Fight in battles
C
Negotiate with the daimyo
D
Control the shogun

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What was the primary role of the Samurai?
A
Farm the land
B
Make decisions for the shogun
C
Protect and help rule an estate
D
Control the emperor

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Who made a promise to peasants to protect them?
A
Emperor
B
Daimyo
C
Samurai
D
Shogun

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Who controlled the land in Japan?
A
Emperor
B
Shogun
C
Samurai
D
Peasants

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Who had very little real power in Japan?
A
Samurai
B
Emperor
C
Daimyo
D
Shogun

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Match the section of society to the correct number on the hierarchy triangle
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Daimyo
Samurai
Emperor
Peasants
Shogun

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In your book in full sentences: 
How was power held in Medieval Japan?

One group who was at the top of Medieval society was the Emperor. There was one emperor in Japan and he held land and was considered the head of the country. The Emperor had limited real power because they were controlled by the Shogun. The Emperor held all the land but it was the Shogun who decided who received the land, so the Emperor was in effect a puppet of the Shogun.


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