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  1. page Bibliography edited The following were used to obtain knowledge Japan Reference: http://www.jref.com/culture/edo_peri…
    The following were used to obtain knowledge
    Japan Reference: http://www.jref.com/culture/edo_period_era.shtml
    Japan Guide: http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2128.html
    Think Quest: http://library.thinkquest.org/C001119/history/parse.php3?src=edo
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  2. page The Beginning of the Edo Period edited ... it began Way Way back when, ... was Hideyoshi. One One of his Hideyoshi's …

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    Important Events
    Things were different during the Edo period. During this time, only China and the Dutch East India company were allowed to visit Japan. Although this seems unfortunate, Japan grew in more ways than one because of this. Shipping increased, along with trade. Skills in crafting and other abilities grew greatly as the Japanese learned to hone their abilities, and the population of Edo grew at an alarming rate. Confucianism also became quite popular, which led to a set of new laws, and a new vision for the people of Edo. There was a shared belief amongst everyone to be the best they could be at whatever duty they were given in life, which allowed society, in whole, to become stronger.
    In an unfortunate turn of events, Commodore Perry forced Japan to "open" to the rest of the world, which lead to the rapid fall of the Edo period. When Japan became open to foreigners, many ideas, thoughts, and beliefs bombarded Japan, and it's culture changed to fit its new surroundings.
    Overview
    The Edo period came under rule with Tokugawa Leyasu
    Considered the "richest time in the history of feudal Japan"
    Only China and the Dutch East India company were allowed to visit Japan during this time
    Skills and abilities grew greatly during this time. Fine art and craft were produced
    Population grew to over one million
    Confucianism became popular
    "Be the best you can be" became an unofficial "motto" among the people
    Commodore Perry forced Japan to open more trade ports and be more willing to share with the outside world, causing the decline of the Edo period
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