Japanese Shogunate Source Analysis
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Japanese Shogunate Source Analysis
🎯 Learning Intention & Success Criteria
To develop source analysis skills by examining primary and secondary sources about the end of the Japanese shogunate period.
📸 Source A: Portrait of Emperor Meiji (c. 1873)
This is a formal painted portrait of Emperor Meiji wearing Western-style military uniform, created shortly after he took power from the shogun.
This source is a _________________ on canvas.
📜 Source B: Account of the Black Ships (1854)
"The foreign ships arrived with great black smoke rising from them like dragons. The people were frightened and many fled from the harbour. These ships carried powerful weapons that could destroy our coastal forts. The foreigners demanded that Japan open its ports to trade with America." - Japanese merchant's diary, 1854
This source was written in ________.
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