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1) Shogun
2) Daimyo
3) Samurai warriors
4) Peasants
5) Artisans
6) Merchants

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1) Leyasu moved Japan's capital to his power base at Edo.
2) Edo was a small fishing village that later became a city called Tokyo.
3) People in the Tokugawa Shogunate Traditional culture read a lot of Haikus.

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Dogs
A bundle of joy
Running through the tall long grass
Living their best life

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Eyeglasses: These were very effective because the people that didn't have very good vision, finally had a solution to their problem.
Clocks: Clocks were a new invention and it was a good way to tell time.
Firearms: Firearms changed the tradition of the Japanese warrior. The old weapon was a sword, but then many people discovered this was more effective.
All three of these items were new inventions for this world, so they sold for a lot of money.

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The japanese accepted the missionaries in part because they associated them with the muskets and other European goods that they wanted to purchase. However, the religious orders of Jesuits, Franciscans, and Dominicans came to convert the Japanese. Since it was very successful, it upset Tokugawa Ieyasu. He found aspects of the Christian invasion troublesome. Missionaries, actively seeking converts, scorned traditional Japanese beliefs and sometimes involved themselves in local politics. At first, Ieyasu did not take any action. He was scared of driving off the Portugese, English, Spanish, and Dutch traders who spurred Japan's economy. An uprising in southern Japan of 30,000 peasants, led by dissatisfied sumurai, shook the Tokugawa shogunate. Since so many of the rebels were Christian, the shogun decided that CHristianity was at the root of the rebellion.

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How long was Japan isolated?
They were isolated for 214 years.

Who did they trade with?
They traded with the United States.

What else is the city of Nagasaki known for?
This city was known for being one of the largest sea ports in Japan. They were also known for the production of ships, ordinance, military equipment, and other war materials.

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What did the Japanese have that the Europeans wanted?
They had a bunch of products flowing in and out of their country. That made it a very effective trading system. The japanese wanted to be in on all of the money that Europe was getting from all the traders.