03-11-10 bell ringer, japan review and long term

bell ringer

1. it was close to the water so trade could be done easier
2. about 10% - 15%

Japan Review

Directions: Under each complete the phrase, answer the question

Describe how Samurai ruled Japan: they were the warriors and made the people work for protection

Describe the rule of the Nobunaga in Japan: he fought and eliminated his remaining enemies including rival Daimyo

Describe the rule of Hideyoshi in Japan: when Nobunaga died he came into power and unified japan

Describe the rule of Ieyasu in Japan: he was the shogun after Hideyoshi and threaten they workers and their families if they were not loyal to him

Describe the culture of Japan under Ieyasu: he brought in new law and made everything better.

Describe Europe’s interaction with Japan and why Japan cuts off the interaction: they were trading but they also wanted to convert the people to Christianity so that why japan cut them off.

webquest

European Changes Web Quest Words
1. Charlemagne
1. Fief: it is a piece of land granted by god
2. Vassal: A Vassal in the terminology that preceded and accompanied the feudalism of medieval Europe
3. Serf: it was the lowest class of the feudal system
4. Canon law: Canon law is the body of laws and regulations made by or adopted by ecclesiastical authority
5. Thomas Aquinas: he was an Italian priest
6. Magna Carta: is an English legal charter, originally issued in the year 1215
7. Estates General: this person was the one who controlled the estate, like a president
8. Great Schisim: this was the period when the church split into Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic church
9. Hundred Years War: this was the war between France and England that actually lasted for 116 years
10. Renaissance: it was the rebirth of art and learning from 1300 to 1600
11. Michelangelo: he was a very famous painter in this time period, his most famous art is the Sistine chapel.
12. Leonardo Da Vinci: he was the most famous painter in this time period because he painted the Mona Lisa and the Last Supper
13. The Divine Comedy: this is a comedy that involves religious matters
14. Cosmo De Medici: it was the first Medici Political Dynasty
15. Donatello: he sculpted ‘David’
16. Raphael: he painted “the school of Athens”
17. indulgence: it was document that relieved you of all your sins
18. usury: it meant that you could use someone
19. 95 Thesis: it was the argument luther had for the reformation
20. Lutheran Church: it is what the luther followers came to be known as
21. Anglican Church: it is the church of angels
22. Inquisition: it was the time when Christians were being killed and persecuted in spain
23. Jesuits: they were the missionaries
24. Martin Luther: he was the first to start the reformations
25. John Calvin: made his own religion that said that one was already chosen by god to go to heaven
26. Guttenberg: he was the first to print the bible
27. Henry VIII: he was a king
28. Ignatius:
29. Diet of Worms
30. John Knox
31. conquistador
32. Columbian Exchange
33. mercantilism
34. triangular trade
35. Da Gamma
36. Columbus
37. Cortez
38. Pizarro
39. Magellan
40. Drake
41. Cartier
42. Dias
43. Vespucci
44. NW Passage
45. Champlain
46. Jamestown
47. De Soto