A) Tokugawa Ieyasu B) Uesugi Kenshin C) Oda Nobunaga D) Takeda Shingen
A) The Onin War B) The Mongol Invasions C) The Meiji Restoration D) The Gempei War
A) Uesugi Kenshin B) Date Masamune C) Shimazu Yoshihiro D) Mori Motonari
A) Hojo Ujiyasu B) Takeda Shingen C) Shimazu Yoshihiro D) Imagawa Yoshimoto
A) Code of conduct for samurai B) Warrior's diet C) Family crest D) Samurai armor
A) Uesugi Kenshin B) Tokugawa Ieyasu C) Toyotomi Hideyoshi D) Oda Nobunaga
A) Battle of Mikatagahara B) Battle of Sekigahara C) Battle of Kawanakajima D) Battle of Nagashino
A) Todai-ji B) Kiyomizu-dera C) Byodoin D) Enryaku-ji
A) Tachibana Ginchiyo B) Ishikawa Goemon C) Tomoe Gozen D) Hōjō Masako
A) Shimosa B) Kai C) Aki D) Echizen
A) Siege of Osaka Castle B) Fall of the Ashikaga shogunate C) Takeda Shingen's decisive defeat D) Oda Nobunaga's first major victory
A) Takeda Shingen B) Oda Nobunaga C) Uesugi Kenshin D) Date Masamune
A) Warring States Period B) Meiji Period C) Edo Period D) Heian Period
A) Rise of the Mori clan B) Defeat of the Takeda clan C) Oda Nobunaga's first major victory D) Established the Tokugawa shogunate
A) Battle of Mikatagahara B) Battle of Nagashino C) Battle of Sekigahara D) Battle of Kizugawaguchi
A) Economic collapse due to trade restrictions with China. B) A dispute between Emperor Go-Daigo and Ashikaga Takauji. C) Conflicts among shugo daimyo over succession within their own clans. D) The invasion of Japan by Mongol forces.
A) A formal military alliance between daimyo. B) A large-scale peasant revolt, such as the Kaga Rebellion, often supported by religious sects like the True Pure Land sect. C) A trade guild formed by merchants in Kyoto. D) An imperial decree issued by the shogunate.
A) He was the leader of the Western Army. B) He remained neutral throughout the conflict. C) He negotiated a peace treaty that ended the war in 1467. D) He led the Eastern Army, which included Hatakeyama Masanaga and Shiba Yoshitoshi.
A) They inherited their positions through direct lineage from the Ashikaga shogunate. B) They often came from shugo daimyo, shugodai, and kokujin or kunibito who ruled regions independently. C) They were appointed directly by the Emperor of Japan. D) They gained power solely through alliances with European traders.
A) The Kyōtoku incident in 1454 B) Hideyoshi's promulgation of the Sōbujirei law in 1587 C) Nobunaga's entry to Kyoto in 1568 D) The siege of Osaka in 1615
A) The Ryō Hosokawa War B) The Meiō incident C) Eishō no sakuran D) The Kaga ikki
A) Ashikaga Yoshihisa B) Ashikaga Yoshitane C) Ashikaga Yoshiharu D) Ashikaga Yoshizumi
A) Miyoshi Motonaga B) Ashikaga Yoshiharu C) Hosokawa Takakuni D) Hosokawa Masamoto
A) Ashikaga Yoshizumi B) Hosokawa Takakuni C) Hosokawa Harumoto D) Miyoshi Motonaga
A) Ashikaga Yoshiharu B) Ashikaga Yoshihisa C) Ashikaga Yoshitane D) Ashikaga Yoshizumi
A) Eishō no sakuran B) Ryō Hosokawa War C) Meiō incident D) Battle of Katsuragawa
A) Battle of Katsuragawa B) Ryō Hosokawa War C) Daimotsu kuzure D) Meiō incident
A) Ashikaga Yoshitane B) Ashikaga Yoshizumi C) Ashikaga Yoshihisa D) Ashikaga Yoshiharu
A) Ashikaga Yoshitane B) Ashikaga Yoshizumi C) Ashikaga Yoshiharu D) Ashikaga Yoshihisa
A) Eishō no sakuran B) Ryō Hosokawa War C) Meiō incident D) Battle of Katsuragawa
A) 1573 B) 1549 C) 1558 D) 1568
A) The Miyoshi clan B) The Hosokawa clan C) The Ashikaga Shogunate D) The Hatakeyama clan
A) The Miyoshi regime virtually collapsed B) They expanded their territory C) They became allies with the Ashikaga Shogunate D) They maintained control over Kyoto
A) The Six Spears B) The Four Swords C) The Five Shields D) The Three Arrows
A) 1554 B) 1535 C) 1517 D) 1523
A) Mōri Motonari B) Hōjō Ujiyasu C) Takeda Shingen D) Uesugi Kenshin
A) Nagato Province B) Aki Province C) Echigo Province D) Kai Province
A) Once B) Three times C) Five times D) Seven times
A) 1568 B) 1577 C) 1546 D) 1559
A) Alliance Chūgoku-Kantō-Chūbu B) Alliance Aki-Takeda-Amago C) Alliance Echigo-Nagato-Izumo D) Alliance Kai-Sagami-Suruga
A) Lord of Suruga B) Kantō kanrei C) Daimyo of Echigo D) Shogun
A) Cerebral hemorrhage B) Injury from battle C) Old age D) Illness
A) 1575 B) 1582 C) 1568 D) 1543
A) Yumi B) Kusari-gama C) Tanegashima D) Naginata
A) Ashigaru (foot soldiers) B) Shugenja C) Samurai D) Ronin
A) Inuyama Castle B) Azuchi Castle C) Osaka Castle D) Himeji Castle
A) Imagawa Yoshimoto B) Miyoshi Yoshitsugu C) Asakura Yoshikage D) Takeda Katsuyori
A) 1573 B) 1568 C) 1580 D) 1571
A) Miyoshi Yoshitsugu B) Toyotomi Hideyoshi C) Akechi Mitsuhide D) Tokugawa Ieyasu
A) Copper B) Bronze C) Iron D) Lead
A) Sakai B) Kyoto C) Nagoya D) Osaka
A) To convert all lands into agricultural fields. B) To efficiently change territories according to vassal performance, eliminating disputes. C) To increase personal wealth by selling lands. D) To distribute lands equally among his retainers.
A) Nagashima ikko ikki B) Asakura clan C) Takeda clan D) Miyoshi clan
A) Tokugawa Ieyasu B) Oda Nobutaka C) Date Masamune D) Toyotomi Hideyoshi
A) Taika Reform B) Sōbujirei C) Kan'ei Reforms D) Buke Shohatto
A) Chōsokabe Motochika B) Takeda Clan C) Mōri Clan D) Uesugi Clan
A) Pope Alexander VII B) Pope Gregory XIII C) Pope Urban VIII D) Pope Paul V
A) Edo Domain B) Matsue Domain C) Kanazawa Domain D) Sendai Domain
A) Gekokujō B) Shogunate Reformation C) Bakufu Ascendancy D) Daimyō Rule |