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🏛️ History 15 minLesson 25 of 50
The Tokugawa Shogunate
Examine how Japan isolated itself from the world to create a long period of internal peace.
What you will learn
- The Tokugawa period was characterized by a strict social hierarchy and centralized power.
- Japan enforced a policy of national isolation, or sakoku, limiting foreign influence.
- This era fostered unique cultural developments like Kabuki theater and haiku poetry.
Ten Minute History - The Meiji Restoration and the Empire of Japan (Short Documentary)
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Recall drill
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Interactive quiz
Question 1 of 1What was the Japanese policy of isolation called?
