After 1858,the Situation in Japan Continued to Be Tense and Threatening

question 116

Multiple Choice

After 1858,the situation in Japan continued to be tense and threatening because

• A)the shogun had allied with foreigners, seeking to increase his power.
• B)Europeans refused to even receive the special Japanese delegation sent to ask for continued isolation.
• C)the emperor led an imperial army against the Tokugawa government.
• D)there was a strong group calling for a return to "war and worship of ancient warriors."
• E)reformers and revolutionists called for the expulsion of all foreigners.

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