Why We Should Care About Japanese History

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How To Teach A Great
Unit On Feudal Japan

Why study history?
•Because we can learn things from the ancient culture
that could benefit our own modern culture
•Because our own country is geographically close to that
ancient culture
•Because the ancient culture is interesting
•Because the modern country of the ancient culture is
now powerful
•Because the ancient culture influenced modern life
•Because the ancient culture influenced our own country
in particular
•Because things were so much different in an ancient
culture

Japan: Powerful conquests in the 20th
century

Japan: One of the world’s biggest economies

Japan: Important to the Australian economy

Japan: Modern country inﬂuenced by the
ancient code of Bushido

Japan: Important inﬂuence on modern cinema

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