Please enter the room quietly and make note of the daily objective, class work and homework in your agendas.

Will the person responsible for retrieving the journals for your table please do so.

TIPS ON NOTE TAKING:GREEN - Don't write it down if you don't want. It is there for to read and make a mental note.

BLUE - You should write this information down, but put it in your own words. Don't worry about coping it exactly. Put it in a way that you'll remember.

BLACK - You need to write this down. It is important. If you can find a way to write it using less words that okay, but make sure you are getting this information in your notes.

RED - This is very important and needs to be written in your notes EXACTLY as it is on the board.

Vocab Word Search (pages 336- 341) bushido -

armada -

typhoon -

Oda Nobunaga -

Toyotomi Hideyoshi -

Tokugawa Ieyasu -

rebel -

prohibit -

Vocab Word Search (pages 336- 341) bushido -

armada -

typhoon -

Oda Nobunaga -

Toyotomi Hideyoshi -

Tokugawa Ieyasu -

A strict code of conduct that guided the behavior of samurai.

rebel -

prohibit -

Vocab Word Search (pages 336- 341) bushido -

armada -

typhoon -

Oda Nobunaga -

Toyotomi Hideyoshi -

Tokugawa Ieyasu -

A strict code of conduct that guided the behavior of samurai.

A large fleet of ships.

rebel -

prohibit -

Vocab Word Search (pages 336- 341) bushido -

armada -

typhoon -

Oda Nobunaga -

Toyotomi Hideyoshi -

Tokugawa Ieyasu -

A strict code of conduct that guided the behavior of samurai.

A large fleet of ships.

violent tropical storm.

rebel -

prohibit -

Vocab Word Search (pages 336- 341) bushido -

armada -

typhoon -

Oda Nobunaga -

Toyotomi Hideyoshi -

Tokugawa Ieyasu -

A strict code of conduct that guided the behavior of samurai.

A large fleet of ships.

violent tropical storm.

A leader who worked all his life to bring Japan "under one sword."

rebel -

prohibit -

Vocab Word Search (pages 336- 341) bushido -

armada -

typhoon -

Oda Nobunaga -

Toyotomi Hideyoshi -

Tokugawa Ieyasu -

A strict code of conduct that guided the behavior of samurai.

A large fleet of ships.

violent tropical storm.

A leader who worked all his life to bring Japan "under one sword."

The second great leader who unified Japan in 1590.

rebel -

prohibit -

Vocab Word Search (pages 336- 341) bushido -

armada -

typhoon -

Oda Nobunaga -

Toyotomi Hideyoshi -

Tokugawa Ieyasu -

A strict code of conduct that guided the behavior of samurai.

A large fleet of ships.

violent tropical storm.

A leader who worked all his life to bring Japan "under one sword."

The second great leader who unified Japan in 1590.

The third great leader who unified Japan in 1600.

rebel -

prohibit -

Vocab Word Search (pages 336- 341) bushido -

armada -

typhoon -

Oda Nobunaga -

Toyotomi Hideyoshi -

Tokugawa Ieyasu -

A strict code of conduct that guided the behavior of samurai.

A large fleet of ships.

violent tropical storm.

A leader who worked all his life to bring Japan "under one sword."

The second great leader who unified Japan in 1590.

The third great leader who unified Japan in 1600.

rebel -

prohibit -

someone who opposes or fights an authority.

Vocab Word Search (pages 336- 341) bushido -

armada -

typhoon -

Oda Nobunaga -

Toyotomi Hideyoshi -

Tokugawa Ieyasu -

A strict code of conduct that guided the behavior of samurai.

A large fleet of ships.

violent tropical storm.

A leader who worked all his life to bring Japan "under one sword."

The second great leader who unified Japan in 1590.

The third great leader who unified Japan in 1600.

rebel -

prohibit -

someone who opposes or fights an authority.

to forbid or make illegal.

Japan Under the Shoguns

How did the warrior code influence Japanese society and keep Japan from reuniting?

Who was a Shogun?

The Way of the Warrior

Why do you think it might be important to live your life by a specific code or rule?

The Way of the Warrior

* The samurai lived by a code called bushido, which means "way of the warrior."

* They spent their entire lives preparing to be great warriors.

* They trained fiercely, fought bravely, and died with honor.

* Their weapons were the samurai sword and the bow and arrow.

Loyalty and Honor

Daimyo with samuraiIf you were a samurai who do you think you'd owe your greatest loyalty too?

Loyalty and Honor

* The samurai owed their greatest loyalty to their daimyo.

* Personal honor was very important for the samurai.

* They would demonstrate this by riding into battle shouting out his name and family.

* If a samurai's daimyo was murdered his samurai would commit suicide out of disgrace (seppuku).

Invasions by the Mongols

Samurai defending stone wall from Mongol invaders.

Who were the Mongols and why do you think they would invade Japan?

Invasions by the Mongols

* By 900 Japan had stopped paying tribute to China.

* In 1268, Kublai Khan sent official representatives to demandtribute from Japan.

* In November 1274, Khan sent an armada, to Japan. But the samurai defeated his army.

Invasions by the Mongols

* In 1281, Kublai Khan tried again but his armada was destroyed by a typhoon.

* No Mongol army ever successfully invaded Japan.

Three Strong Leaders

Why do you think having strong leaders is important for a civilization?

Three Strong Leaders

* As the violence under Shogun rule increased, tax revenue and respect for the emperor declined.

* Oda Nobunaga was the first leader to try to reunify Japan. He failed but did reduce the power of the Shoguns.

Oda Nobunaga

Three Strong Leaders

* Tokugawa was the leader who finally reunited Japan under one rule.

* He ordered the daimyo to destroy their castles/spend most of the year in Edo, so he could watch over them.

* Toyotomi Hideyoshi, unified Japan in 1590. But after he died the peace collapsed.

Toyotomi Hideyoshi

Tokugawa Ieyasu

The Changing Samurai World

With the daimyo's power diminished what do you think happened to the samurai?

The Changing Samurai World

* With peace returning to Japan the samurai were forced to take powerless government jobs.

* In 1876 new laws prohibited samurai from carrying swords.

* Thousands of samurai rebelled at these insults to their honor.

* Their forces were defeated by the modern Japanese army.

Important things to remember:

* The samurai owed their greatest loyalty to their lord (daimyo).

* The samurai term bushido means “way of the warrior”.

* The Mongol army never was able to successfully invade Japan.

Use textbook pages 336 - 341 to complete your worksheet:

Flip over your worksheet:

Quick Write: Choose three of the questions to answer on the back of your worksheet.

1) Why do you think it was so important to the samurai thatthey alone had the privilege of carrying a sword?

2) What are the two most important ideals of bushido?

3) Who ruled China in the late 1200s and why did he invade Japan?

5) What drastic step did Tokugawa Ieyasu take to endthe violence in Japan?

4) Why do you think no one had invaded Japan before?

Japan's Samurai Warrior (Video):

Be prepared to comment on the video.

Using the notes in your journal and the information in the text construct a Descriptive (bubble) map your journal.

Topic: What are the words and phrases that could be used to describe a samurai?

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Homework Activity:

New Social Order

Draw a picture: Name of Role in Society:

Description of Job:

What do you receive for your services?

Use the information on pages 329 - 333 to complete the following form.

Peasant

The peasant class were in charge

of working the lands for the daimyo.

In exchange for my labor thepeasants received protection from

the samurai that were hired by the daimyo.