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| He tried to unify Japan by killing anyone who opposed him. |
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| He killed himself so that his enemy couldn't capture him. |
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| He was Japan's first shogun. |
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| He forced his enemies to take oaths of loyalty to him or surrender their swords. |
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| The people said his motto was "If the cuckoo doesn't sing, I'll kill him." |
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| The people said his motto was "If the cuckoo doesn't sing, I'll make him." |
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| The people said his motto was "If the cuckoo doesn't sing, I'll wait until he does." |
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| Warlike noblemen who ruled sections of Japan were known as ______. |
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| ______ were the Japanese knights who fought for the noblemen. |
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| What country did Hideyoshi plan to add to the Japanese empire? |
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| What did the Koreans use to fight against the Japanese? |
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| tortoise boats with iron plates |
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| How did Ieyasu make sure he would win the battle against the Western Army? |
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| He secretly promised the daimyo land and money in exchange for their loyalty. |
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| Ieyasu made _____ the capital of Japan. |
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| Today this city is known as ______. |
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| What did Ieyasu force the samurai and the daimyo to do in order to build his own family's power? |
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| Ieyasu took away the swords of the samurai, he made them read, study, and learn to wrestle, and he killed Hideyori, Hideyoshi's son. |
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| Japan is known as the ________. |
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| _______ was poor and had no family. |
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| When _______ died, four samurai announced that they would help his grandson rule. |
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| The ______ and the ________ fought together, making it harder for the Japanese to attack them. |
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