1. The Ashikaga Period a. a title applied to the chief military
commanders in Japan.
______ 2. Confucious b. a form of polytheistic nature
worship.
______ 3. Daimyo
c. was notable for the dominance of bakufu
______4. Isolationism d. a popular drama of Japan
costuming and rhythmic dialogue
______ 5. Kabuki Theater e. author of the world's first novel.

______ 6. Mongol Invasions f. Chinese philosopher and teacher

______7. Murasaki Shikibu g. a great feudal lord, vassal of the
shogun.
______8. Noh h. a school of Buddhism asserting
that enlightenment can come
through meditation and intuition
rather than faith
______9. Regency i. the policy or doctrine of isolating
one’s country from the affairs of
other nations
______ 10. Samurai j. a form of Japanese theater
characterized by the use of
masks and deliberate movement
______ 11. Shinto k. resulted in Japan's rejection of all
things Chinese.

Question

1. The Ashikaga Period                                 a.   a title applied to the chief military 
								 		commanders in Japan.
______ 2. Confucious				      	     b. a form of polytheistic nature 
								 	         worship.
______ 3. Daimyo					      	    
c.  was notable for the dominance of  	    bakufu	
______4. Isolationism                                          d.  a popular drama of Japan 
     costuming and rhythmic dialogue 								 
______ 5. Kabuki Theater                                    e. author of the world's first novel.

______ 6. Mongol Invasions 			          f.  Chinese philosopher and teacher

______7. Murasaki Shikibu					 	g. a great feudal lord, vassal of the
    shogun. 		
______8. Noh                                                      h.  a school of Buddhism asserting 
   							                that enlightenment can come 
								 	     through meditation and intuition 
                  						               rather than faith								
______9. Regency					         i. the policy or doctrine of isolating 
          								            one’s country from the affairs of 
							  	other nations   
______ 10. Samurai					         j.   a form of Japanese theater 
								              characterized by the use of 
								              masks and deliberate movement
______ 11. Shinto						         k. resulted in Japan's rejection of all 									  
							             things Chinese.