Part of SS8U2 Quiz

The Physical Geography of Japan and Its Worldview
Speaker 1	"Japan's varied climate supported its agricultural needs."
Speaker 2	"Japan's rugged terrain helped to limit control and access by its enemies."
Speaker 3	"Japan's landscape provided plenty of good farmland."
Speaker 4	"Being surrounded by the sea provided food for the people of Japan."

Which speaker has an INCORRECT understanding of how the physical geography of Japan affected its worldview?

Speaker 1

Speaker 2

Speaker 3

Speaker 4

Source 1
A bee staggers out of the peony	Haiku poems consist of three lines usually of 5, 7, and 5 syllables respectively. The language is simple, used to capture a single emotion or moment or to create a visual image of a scene in nature.

The source presents a _________ development during the Edo Period of isolation.

Political

Social

Cultural

Economic

Inquiry Question: What caused radical changes in Japan during the Meiji period?
Speaker W	Speaker X	Speaker Y	Speaker Z
The United States forced Japan to modernize when Commodore Perry pressured the shogun to sign the Treaty of Kanasawa.	Internal social issues, such as the contentious feudal class system, forced Japan to modernize.	Both external and internal challenges, such as pressure from Commodore Perry and resentment over Japan's feudal system, forced Japan to modernize.	The Edo period came to an end.

Which speaker provides the MOST complete answer?

Speaker W

Speaker X

Speaker Y

Speaker Z

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