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TIPS ON NOTE TAKING:

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:.

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  1. 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.

  2. 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.

  3. Vocab Word Search (pages 329 - 333) Minamoto Yoritomo - shogun - daimyo - feudalism - samurai - accumulate - decline -

  4. Vocab Word Search (pages 329 - 333) Minamoto Yoritomo - Became the most powerful man in Japan. shogun - daimyo - feudalism - samurai - accumulate - decline -

  5. Vocab Word Search (pages 329 - 333) Minamoto Yoritomo - Became the most powerful man in Japan. shogun - Supreme military commander. daimyo - feudalism - samurai - accumulate - decline -

  6. Vocab Word Search (pages 329 - 333) Minamoto Yoritomo - Became the most powerful man in Japan. shogun - Supreme military commander. daimyo - Local land owning lord. feudalism - samurai - accumulate - decline -

  7. Vocab Word Search (pages 329 - 333) Minamoto Yoritomo - Became the most powerful man in Japan. shogun - Supreme military commander. daimyo - Local land owning lord. feudalism - A social system in which lords grant people land or 
other rewards in exchange for military service. samurai - accumulate - decline -

  8. Vocab Word Search (pages 329 - 333) Minamoto Yoritomo - Became the most powerful man in Japan. shogun - Supreme military commander. daimyo - Local land owning lord. feudalism - A social system in which lords grant people land or 
other rewards in exchange for military service. samurai - Highly trained warrior. accumulate - decline -

  9. Vocab Word Search (pages 329 - 333) Minamoto Yoritomo - Became the most powerful man in Japan. shogun - Supreme military commander. daimyo - Local land owning lord. feudalism - A social system in which lords grant people land or 
other rewards in exchange for military service. samurai - Highly trained warrior. accumulate - to gradually get more of something. decline -

  10. Vocab Word Search (pages 329 - 333) Minamoto Yoritomo - Became the most powerful man in Japan. shogun - Supreme military commander. daimyo - Local land owning lord. feudalism - A social system in which lords grant people land or 
other rewards in exchange for military service. samurai - Highly trained warrior. accumulate - to gradually get more of something. gradual decrease in the quality or importance of 
something. decline -

  11. The Development of Feudalism Why did the power of the emperor decline and feudal society develop in 
Japan? What social science vocab word does this pyramid look like 
to you?

  12. Imperial Rule at Nara What other civilizations have we studied that have moved 
their capitals and why?

  13. Imperial Rule at Nara * In 710, the government of 
Japan settled at the new city of 
Nara. * It was modeled after the 
Chinese city of Chang'an. * It became the center of 
culture and learning. * Unlike China, Japan didn't 
give government jobs based on 
merit. Most officials were sons 
from noble families.

  14. The Capital Moves If you were surrounded by people who didn't like you 
what would you do?

  15. The Capital Moves * Buddhist monks/and priests accumulated great wealth/political power in Nara. * The officials in the Japanese 
government felt that Buddhism 
had become too powerful in Nara. * In 794 Emperor Kammu moved 
the government to a new capital to 
Heian-kyo. ("capital of peace and calm.") * Buddhism was outlawed in 
Heian-kyo.

  16. Heian-kyo Many years later they renamed it Kyoto

  17. Rise of Fujiwara Since the emperor showed weakness in dealing with Buddhism 
can you predict what will happen to him now?

  18. Rise of Fujiwara * In the 800s, the emperor’s 
power began to fade. * A powerful family - the Fujiwara came into power, 
turning the emperor into a "puppet." * To gain more power they 
would have their daughters and 
sisters marry into the imperial 
family. Fujiwara Clan and Symbol * The two effects that Fujiwara 
control had on Japan were: 1) Less imperial power. 2) Less contact with China.

  19. Row of Girls Painting represented the daughter and sisters in the 
Fujiwara clan.

  20. The First Shogun The Taira and the Minamoto clans in battle. When Rome fell into chaos after Julius Caesar died what 
happened, who took over?

  21. The First Shogun * Two powerful warrior clans, 
the Taira and the Minamoto, 
wanted to drive the Fujiwara 
from power. * Their alliance lasted long 
enough to conquer the Fujiwara and 
then they turned on each other. * The Minamoto finally 
prevailed and named Minamoto 
Yoritomo Shogun. * Previously the title was 
temporary but Yoritomo kept it 
permanently. Yoritomo

  22. A New Social Order If the emperor doesn't have an real power who is 
actually the most powerful person in this hierarchy?

  23. A New Social Order * Life under Shogun rule was 
lawless and violent. * It was the role of the daimyo 
to protect the people living on his 
property. Daimyo * In exchange for his 
protection the peasants would 
work the land for the daimyo. * The daimyo used samurai 
(those who serve) to protect his 
peasants. Peasant * The samurai would receive 
land and money from the daimyo 
for their service. Samurai

  24. Important things to remember: * Peasants worked the fields for the daimyo in exchange 
for protection. * The daimyo would use armies of samurai to defend the 
peasants in exchange for lands and money.

  25. Use textbook pages 329 - 333 to complete your 
worksheet:

  26. Flip over your worksheet: Quick Write: Choose three of these questions to answer on 
the back of your worksheet. 1) Why did Emperor Kammu move the capital to Heian-kyo? 2) How did the Fujiwara family gain and then lose power? 3) How did Minamoto Yoritomo change the meaning of 
shogun? 4) In feudal Japan, who were the local leaders? 5) How were the roles of peasants and samurai similar and 
different?

  27. Using the notes in your journal and the information in the 
text construct a Cause and Effect your journal. Topic: What were the relationships that were formed in 
the feudal system in Japan? Daimyo What did each get in 
exchange from the other? What did each get in 
exchange from the other? Samurai Peasant

  28. DAIMYO PEASANT SAMURAI

  29. Homework Activity:

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