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| Leader of China until 1949 |
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| A leader of the Nationalists Party |
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| Fought against the Communist Party and Mao Zedong |
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| A group of families who trace their descent from a common ancestor |
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| In feudal Japan, the Emperor's Chief General, who held most of the country's power |
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| Woven palm fronds, reeds, or straw used to build roofs |
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| a method of dyeing fabric in which any parts of the fabric not intended to be dyed are covered with wax that is later removed |
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| Famous Chinese philosopher who taught the importance of moral character and of individuals taking responsibility for the state of their society |
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| The rights to which every person is entitled. |
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| The freedom to say or write what you think, to worship as you believe, to be safe from physical harm and political persecution, and to have enough food to eat |
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| cloth manufactured by weaving or knitting |
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| a Japanese form of poetry |
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| A Hindu temple in Cambodia, built by the Khmer people |
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| a government ruled by a person in the military |
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| A Buddhist tower built in many levels, with sculptures or carvings of Buddha on each level |
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| A Japanese warrior who pledged to serve a particular lord and protect his estate |
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| A large farm on which hundreds of families work |
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