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Ranks in order:
Emperor
Shogun
Daimyo
Samurai warriors
peasants and artisans
merchants

The emperor may be on top but they were just the figurehead because the Shogun actually was ruling.

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Three things I learned about Tokugawa Ieyasu Japan:

1. He moved Japan's capital power to Edo small fishing village.

2.Edo would later become the city of Tokyo .

3. The City became one of the largest cities in the world with over one million people.

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Down by two pass to me
Shot flys up for a three swish
the crowd goes crazy

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Items Portuguese brought to Japan

1. Clocks

2. Tobacco

3. Firearms

Firearms made the biggest impact because the Japanese always use combat by sword and the range and power of the musket changed the playing field. Many samurais that swore to only use swords died in battle to muskets.

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What happened to Christians in Japan?

Missionaries came to convert the Japanese different religions such as Christianity. The success of these missionary upset Tokugawa Ieyasu because the Christians were trouble some and even gotten to political conflicts. Tokugawa Ieyasu banned Christianity forcing rid of them.
They used lethal force to get the missionary's out of there country.

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Japan was isolated for more than 200 years and only traded with the Chinese and Dutch traders. Nagasaki was one of the largest sea ports and they made lots of war materials. In the future Nagasaki got bombed due to its production of war weapons.

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Japan had lots of gold, silver, and copper that the Europeans wanted. They also had very high quality items like lacquer that was traded.