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What did the Europeans have that the Japanese wanted?

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What did the Europeans have that the Japanese wanted?

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The Europeans had the money that Japan wanted. That is why they only kept the one port open. So they could still trade with the Europeans.

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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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Christians were not treated well. They were killed all because of the shogun thought that they were troublesome. They were eventually forced out of the country or even killed.

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The Portuguese would bring clocks, fire alarms, eyeglasses, and tobacco. Fire alarms were very helpful to the Japanese warriors, because their main weapon was a sword. Since it was a sword they would have multiple fires. Many people died in these fires so being able to have fire alarm were very helpful.

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People would read haiku. Haiku represents images more than ideas. It is 5-7-5 syllable with only three lines. Matsuo Basho was the greatest haiku poet ever. There was such thing as haiku theater. People would participate in it and the play would be about modern life.

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1) Edo moved Japan's capital to a small fishing village that later turned into Tokyo. Edo grew up at this small village that later turned into the largest city in Japan. For one little village to the biggest city in Japan. The population of Tokyo is over million people. That is crazy!

2) They did not want any Christians. So they forced or even killed people that were Christians. They started that branch of Buddhism. The reason for this was because Japan wanted to get more control of foreign ideas.

3) Japan closed their borders. There was only one port open for European traders, but they only let through Dutch and Chinese merchants. But they did not let Japanese leave either.

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1)The Empire
2)Shogun
3)Daimyo
4)Samurai
5)Peasants and artisans
6)Merchants