Tell me the right brainiest and 50 kabuki is a form of drama that in shinto, the kami are how did the spread of confucianism affect japanese women? a. women became active as writers and poets. b. many women became scholar-officials. c. women became better educated. d. the status of women became lower. drag the elements of chinese culture that influenced japanese culture into the box. hinduism architecture painting styles military strategies gardening woodblock techniques down there | | elements of chinese culture that influenced japanese culture japanese samurai were drawn because of its teachings emphasizing discipline and self-control.

Confucius was a Chinese philosopher who lived from 551 to 479 BCE. It is one of the 3 main Chinese religions. This religion also spread to Japan. Its main principles are morality, humanity, and loyalty.

However, the impact of Confucianism was not positive for all people. Women saw their statuses lowered under this discipline.

Confucianism was not the only influence China had on Japan's culture. Japan was strongly influenced by China's religions (Buddhism and Confucianism), governmental structure, art, and farming.

Japan had some wonderful cultural aspects of their own. Kabuki was a Shinto type of theatre or drama and the Kami were the Shinto gods.

Japan is also known for their Samurai warriors. These warriors lived by a code known as Bushido - loyalty, ethical behavior, and self-discipline.

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