What philosophy did Japan borrow
from China?
What term, meaning “alternate
attendance system,” required
daimyo to live partly in Edo?
Confucianism
sankin kotai
What does the term naiyu gaikan,
which describes Japan during the
end of its feudal age, mean in
English?
What area was considered to be the
center of Edo?
Nihonbashi
“troubles from within and without”
The samurai code of behavior,
known in English as “the way of
the warrior,” is called what in
Japanese?
What was Tokyo called during
Japan’s feudal period?
Edo
bushido
Dutch traders were allowed to
maintain contact with Japan on
what island in Nagasaki Bay?
What city was the capital of
Japan during the feudal period?
Deshima (or Dejima)
Kyoto
Who developed haiku poetry?
What word describes the
territory, or fief, controlled by a
powerful lord in feudal Japan?
Matsuo Basho
han