Europe and Japan Week 23 Last Name First Name 29 212 23 Feudalism in Europe and Japan This week in class I will compare and contrast feudalism in Europe and in Japan ID: 299715
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Feudalism in Europe and Japan
Week #23Slide2
Last Name, First Name
2/9 2/12
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“Feudalism in Europe and Japan”
This week in class I will compare and contrast feudalism in Europe and in Japan.Slide3
Monday
2/9/15
7.6, RH 2, WHST 4 2
1773 – William Henry Harrison is born
From last week, how were manors “worlds unto themselves”?
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will compare and contrast feudalism in Europe and Japan by reading the Reading Study Guide and answer related questions with my learning partner.
grimySlide4
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Bell WorkManors were “worlds unto themselves” because….Slide5
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grimyadjective
Covered with grime; dirty; filthyExample: I shook his grimy hand.Slide6
classroom.google.com
Chapter 9 Lesson
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Reading Study Guide – “Daily Life in Medieval Europe”Slide7Slide8
Questions #1.1 and 1.2
Two similarities between Japanese and European feudalism are that
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oth cultures used professionally trained soldiers and both had powerful landowners.
Bushido promoted courage, kindness, and loyalty to the daimyo.
Answer Together as an entire classSlide9Slide10
Questions #2.1 and 2.2
Answer Together with your partnerSlide11Slide12
Questions #3.1 and 3.2
Answer individually by yourselfSlide13Slide14
Tuesday
2/10/15
7.6, RH 4, WHST 8 2
1763 – Treaty of Paris ends French-Indian War
What religions did samurai and knights practice?
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will understand and be able to correctly use this week’s vocabulary terms about Japanese and European feudalism by completing modified circle maps for each term.
snareSlide15
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Bell WorkSamurai practiced____________.
Knights practiced____________.Slide16
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snareverb
To catch by trickery or wile; to trapSlide17
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“Feudalism: Life in a Castle”http://
app.discoveryeducation.com/player/view/assetGuid/5BF53A4F-5F4E-4895-9182-54C5C6ED0CA9Slide18
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4 Vocabulary Terms this week!LET’S PREPARE OUR PAPERS!Slide19
Term
Part of Speech
Definition
in your own words
3 Related
Words
“Make a Question”
Visualbushidoepic poemlyric poetrylegacy
wikipedia.orgSlide20Slide21
Wednesday
2/11/15
7.6, RH 1, WHST 7 3/4
1990 – Nelson Mandela is released from prison
What is a legacy? Provide an example of a legacy.
I will continue comparing and
contrasting feudalism in Europe and Japan by synthesizing all the information I have learned this week and creating a Google Slides presentation.
beseechSlide22
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Bell WorkA legacy is____________________. One example of a legacy is_______
_____________________________.Slide23
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beseechverb
To implore urgently; to beg eagerly for; solicit.Slide24
Feudalism: Europe vs. Japan
Day 1 Goals: Finish slides 1-3 Find pictures that fit the content of your page Cutting and pasting is
strictly prohibited and will result in an automatic zero. Everything must be in your own wordsSlide25Slide26
Thursday
2/12/15
7.6, RH 1, WHST 7 3/4
1809 – Abraham Lincoln is born
In which
society did women enjoy great freedom?
I will continue comparing and contrasting feudalism in Europe and Japan by synthesizing all the information I have learned this week and creating a Google Slides presentation.
abruptSlide27
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Bell WorkWomen enjoyed greater freedom in _______________.Slide28
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abruptAdj.
Sudden or unexpected; terminating or changing suddenlySlide29
Feudalism: Europe vs. Japan
Day 2 Goals: Finish slides 4-5 Go to slide 6 and follow directions exactly.
Delete slide 6 when finished “Turn-in” your project