Year 8 History · Module 4
Japan Under the Shoguns
11 illustrated lessons covering Module 4 of Year 8 History, in 35 pages with 11 diagrams drawn for the concepts that need one.
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What the guide holds
Complete lesson notes on Japan under the shoguns, covering how geography shaped the society, the political order of the shogunate, Shinto and Buddhism, the sakoku closed-country policy, Tokugawa Ieyasu, why the shogunate fell and what it left behind. Each lesson starts on its own page, explains one idea in full, and ends where the next begins.
Every lesson is keyed to a NSW syllabus dot point, and the guide closes with a topic list setting out everything it covers - the record a home-educating family can file as evidence of content taught.
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Pages from the Japan Under the Shoguns guide as our tutors wrote them - the explanations, the diagrams and the key ideas a student actually works from. Select a page to see it full size.
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Questions about this module
- What does Japan Under the Shoguns cover?
- 11 illustrated lessons covering Module 4 of Year 8 History, in 35 pages with 11 diagrams drawn for the concepts that need one.
- Is the Japan Under the Shoguns study guide free?
- This page is free to read, with nothing to buy and no account to make. It sets out what the unit covers and shows sample pages from the guide. The full guide isn't published online; it's what our tutors teach from in lessons.
- Can BTA tutor Year 8 History?
- Yes. We tutor Year 8 History one-on-one at any of our eight academies across five locations, online through Microsoft Teams, or in your home. All three cost the same hourly rate and the first consultation is free.
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