Question

How did the invasions of Japan by Mongols from Korea (1274—1281) affect Japan?

The idea of a warrior caste and warrior code entered Japanese culture.

Japan became more dependent on China to fight off the Mongol attacks.

In response to the Mongol threats, Japanese lords achieved greater unity.

To meet the danger, Japanese lords gave military training to peasants.

Answer 1

The idea of a warrior caste and warrior code entered Japanese culture.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

No, the Samurai existed before that. They invented the katana at that time, but the samurai were already there.

Answer 4

Well yes but they existed until those attacks, and the code has changed, hasn't it

Answer 5

MEDAL! and @brianadieudonne what is this from so I could help you

Answer 6

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Answer 7

Like what module and lesson and are you in OCVS?

Answer 8

Because I am in OCVS

Answer 9

No, the samurai code was the same. Many started following zen paths, but that was not a change in the samurai code. There is another answer that looks better.

Answer 10

Module 2 and 02.00 Medieval Europe and Japan - Module Pretest

Answer 11

But like said, they had Zen Buddhism from China so wouldn't they have changed?

Answer 12

Let me pull that up @brianadieudonne

Answer 13

ok thanks

Answer 14

You are welcome @brianadieudonne

Answer 15

They still had a warrior caste before this. The shougunite system is thousands of years old.

Answer 16

Before that invasion, who were the samurai fighing? If you think about that, it should help.

Answer 17

@e.mccormick you are right but what was the answer

Answer 18

Well, before the Mongols, nobody had invaded Japan from the outside with a large military force. So who were the samurai fighting before?

Answer 19

The early Samurai emphasized fighting with the bow and arrow.

Answer 20

sorry, I was joking

Answer 21

@tanya123 JOKING!!!!!

Answer 22

Hehe. Well, they used a thinner blade. This is what I get for having studied Japanese bladesmithing and the language. Some odd facts.

But think about it. If there were no people from outside Japan to fight, and the samurai were the only fighers, who did they fight before?

Answer 23

Themselves

Answer 24

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Answer 25

EXACTLY. So, if all the samurai are suddenly fighting mongols, what do you think it did?

Answer 26

Of those 4.

Answer 27

Well @e.mccormick they stopped fighting each other and worked together so C

Answer 28

Yah, I think that is best. Dunno about D. I would look in a book for D, but C looks really good to me.

Answer 29

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Answer 30

...And Medals...

Answer 31

Don't think the impossible Possible =P

Answer 32

Alright @tanya123 but can you tell others to tag me? or that's wrong

Answer 33

How did the Reconquista affect Spanish national identity between the 1060s and 1492?

It increased Spanish wealth and national pride through successful wars with England.

It launched a period of exploration of other lands, increasing Spain's world power.

It transformed Spain from a nation of three major religions into a nation of one religion.

It absorbed Muslim and Jewish cultural influences to create a truly multi-ethnic nation.

Answer 34

It transformed Spain from a nation of three major religions into a nation of one religion.

Answer 35

Pope Urban II launched the First Crusade in response to which of the following?

the demands of the Holy Orders of Knighthood

Saladin's capture of Jerusalem and defeat of Richard the Lionheart

the Byzantine Emperor's plea for help against the Seljuk Turks

the visions of Nicholas of Cologne and Stephen of Cloyes

Answer 36

Here

Answer 37

the Byzantine Emperor's plea for help against the Seljuk Turks

Answer 38

Remember @brianadieudonne tag me

Answer 39

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