| A | B |
| Daimyo | A Japanese feudal lord who commanded and led an army of samurai |
| Samurai | Class of warriors in feudal Japan who served their Daimyo with loyalty |
| Bushido | A sacred code of the samurai based on honour |
| Seppuku | A ritual suicide for restoring honour |
| Katana | The main weapon of the Samurai |
| Ronin | A masterless Samurai |
| Yumi | An ancient Japanese longbow which was a very important part of samurai custom |
| Religions that would influence the Samurai | Confucianism, Shintoism & Buddhism |
| Samurai’s first honours | Respect, and obedience to their master. Act that has been included by Bushido as way for the Samurai to gain wisdom and control |
| Their Master | The person the Samurai honour first |
| Shogun | Supreme military leader the Daimyo served |
| Bow and Arrow | First type of weapon Samurai started their training on |
| Warrior | Bushido code is also known as 'the way of the ? " |
| Self discipline | A Samurai value that describes strict control over body and mind |
| Loyalty | A Samurai value that describes complete devotion to their master and family heritage. |
| Respect and Ethics | Samurai values that are associated with an honourable, moral conduct at all times |
| Martial Arts | Term that describes Japanese sports or traditional styles of physical fighting and self-defense. |
| Sakoku | A term that means closed borders |
| 1630s -1853 | Period in which Japan was mostly closed off from the rest of the world. |
| War | One reason for closed borders was to protect country after a civil ? |
| Missionaries | Closed borders blocked foreign traders and Christian M.... |
| They would introduce ideas and challenge power | Reason why Japan did not want Christian Missionaries in the country |
| Anti Colonisation | Reason why Japan closed border to countries like Spain and Portugal from invading |
| Holland and China | Japan restricted trade to these countries |
| Nagasaki | Port in Japan trade arrived |
| Christianity | Religion that was outlawed/banned under severe punishment in Japan |