'Edo japan' presentation slideshows

Edo Japan Chapter 14

Edo Japan Chapter 14. A Closed Society. 1848. Ranald Macdonald, a twenty four year old Metis, insisted that he be set adrift in a small boat off the coat of Hokkaido, the northernmost island of Japan.

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Tokugawa Ieyasu (1542-1616)

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EDO JAPAN: A CLOSED SOCIETY

EDO JAPAN: A CLOSED SOCIETY. THREATS FROM THE WEST CHANGES WITHIN ISOLATION CRACKS IN THE FOUNDATION EXPANSIONIST THREAT FROM OUTSIDE. NEW WAYS OF BELIEF AND THOUGHT. By the late 1500s and early 1600s, the ruling shogun began to consider foreigners a threat

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Technological Revolution Investigation

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Roles in Society

Roles in Society. Strict rules governed society; for dress alone, there were 216 rules that must be obeyed There were also rules that dictated to whom someone should bow and how low they must bow. Emperor. Rules over Japan Closest to god hereditary. Shogun.

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The most populated island on Japan is Honshu.

Japan is in the geographical Ring of Fire, an active earthquake and volcano zone. The most populated island on Japan is Honshu. Japan is located along the Eastern Pacific coast of Asia. 24 ? to 46 ? North Longitude 123 ? to 146 ? East Latitude

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