History of rice in japan
Rice in Japanese Culture, The Importance of Rice in Japan
Rice genetic resources: history, conservation, investigative characterization and use in Japan. Plant Molecular Biology 35: 69-77. Reed, C.F. 1976. Information summaries on 1000 economic plants. Typescripts submitted to the USDA. Title: Rice: A grain of history Author: Hope Diamond-Cox
[DOC File]World History
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Japan’s political system was part democratic and part monarchy. Parliamentary elections took place and political parties were formed to see who would control parliament (the Diet). The period 1918 – 1932 is regarded as the period of parliamentary rule while the period from 1932 to about 1940 is regarded as the period of the militarists and ...
[DOC File]History 50 -- Course Summary III
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The bulk of the Japanese population was centered in the lush fertile valleys between the volcanic mountain peaks. Because fertile land was so important for rice production, feudal Japan was a history of one powerful clan trying to take fertile land away from another powerful clan. Clan warfare was constant, bloody and horribly violent.
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Japan was a late starter in the development of civilizations. Its island geography, the difficulties experienced in centralizing its government, and its willingness to borrow from other traditions, particularly from China, mark most of it history. Rice cultivation was introduced in about the 4th century BCE. The Yayoi people first settled it.
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3.The decentralized system of regional lords meant that Japan developed well-spaced urban centers in all regions, while the shogun’s requirement that the regional lords visit Edo frequently stimulated the development of the transportation infrastructure and the development of commerce, particularly the development of wholesale rice exchanges.
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a.the approximately 250 domains into which Japan was divided under the Tokugawa _ C _ 8. eta. b.a tower-shaped Buddhist temple _ B _ 9. pagoda. c.Japan’s outcast class during the Tokugawa period _ A _ 10. ... period of stability, improved food supply due to a fast-growing species of rice. 9.
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The glue that bonded the social hierarchy was rice, produced of course by the farmers. The standard of measurement for rice was the koku, equivalent to approximately 5 bushels. One koku could feed one person for a year. The estimated annual production of rice in Japan at this time was 25 million koku.
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