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How long was Japan Isolated?
From 1639 to 1853
Who did they trade with?
The Dutch.
What else is the city of Nagasaki known for?
One of the two cities in Japan that got hit by Atomic Bombs.

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What did the Japanese have that the Europeans wanted?

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What did the Japanese have that the Europeans wanted?

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They wanted to involve themselves in the trade with China and Southwest Asia to be more known because that's what Japan had, and to be able to trade for more decent goods.

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What happened to the Christians in Japan?

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What happened to the Christians in Japan?

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In 1549 the Christians moved to Japan, but the religious orders of the Jesuits, Franciscans and the Domicans came to affect and it turned out very upsetting. The Christians became troublesome, Japan's beliefs and local politics where being involved. By 1612 the shogun became fear to religious and banned christianity which then focused on ridding his country of the Christians.

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3 Items that the Portuguese brought to Japan.

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3 Items that the Portuguese brought to Japan.

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1. Clocks
2. Eyeglasses
3. Tobacco
Firearms made the biggest impact, it changed the time honored tradition of the Japanese warrior.

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Butterflies are cool, in the big, great, green forest
they fly high in the sky.

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1. The Emperor
2. Daimyo
3. Samurai
4.The Peasants
5.Artisans
6.Merchants
The actual ruler was the shogun, he is a supreme military commander.

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1. In 1600, Ieyasu defeated his rivals at the Battle of Sekigahara.

2. In the mid 1700's, Japan began to shift from a rural to an urban society.
3. Edo used to be a small village but is now over 2 million people and maybe the largest city in the world.