Japan's Policies of Seclusion and Isolationism Were

question 77

Multiple Choice

Japan's policies of seclusion and isolationism were

• A)challenged by a Chinese attempt to take control over islands north of Japan.
• B)altered by the influence of Jesuit missionaries.
• C)intensified after the death of Yoshimune.
• D)altered by Japan's own imperial ambitions.
• E)replaced by the rising power of the daimyo.

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