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the japanese had silk, porcelain and silver. Most people wanted this from them those where high trade demand items.

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Japan was isolated for 214 years.

Japan would trade with US merchant ships along with great britain's merchant ships.

Nakasaki is also known for the volcanoes, offshore lands, and historic landmarks.

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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. Later christianity was banned.

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Some of the trades included gold, silk, wool and cotton textiles.

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covered in grass, dirt, and mud
My glove all worn out
the ball is coming for me
i have caught the big yellow ball

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Post #2:  3 things I learned about tokugawa japan:

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Post #2:  3 things I learned about tokugawa japan:

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1: In 1600, Ieyasu defeated his rivals at the Battle of Sekigahara. His victory earned him the loyalty of daimyo throughout Japan

2: Three years later, Ieyasu became the sole ruler, or shogun

3: Edo had grown from a small village in 1600 to perhaps the largest city in the world. Its population was more than one million.

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The emperor had the highest/top rank.

Below him where diamayo which was a powerful samurai.

Samurai warriors where below the diamayo's.

peasants and artisans followed

and last where merchants but they gradually became more important.