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| a person or group of people in charge of a place |
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| a written plan for a government |
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| freedoms that belong to people |
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| a duty or job to take care of someone or something |
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| money paid to the government |
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| a person who works with other countries to solve problems peacefully |
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| people who are official members of a place |
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| one person with absolute power, rule for life, hereditary |
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| a kind of monarchy, puts people in order, based on loyalty and protection, in past |
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| Japanese shogun, divided Japan into regions to stop fighting among daimyo, cut off Japan from other countries |
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| voting, rights, people have power, multiple political parties, lead for certain period of time |
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| a type of democracy where everyone gets together to vote on everything |
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| a type of democracy where citizens elect leaders to make decisions for them |
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| based on everyone sharing everything, one political party, often dictator |
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| based on nation as more important than individual people, one political party, dictator, strict rules |
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| one leader with absolute power, not hereditary |
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| landowners and military leaders in Japan |
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| most powerful military leader in Japan |
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| a code or rules for the samurai, including bravery, loyalty, and simple living |
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| warrior with no daimyo in Japan |
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| in Japan, farmers and fishermen |
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| craftsmen, they make products |
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| ideas Japan got from China |
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| calendar, writing, art, poetry, curved tile roofs, powerful leader |
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