How Did the Japanese Route Out Christians in the Seventeenth

question 44

Multiple Choice

How did the Japanese route out Christians in the seventeenth century?

• A) Citizens were required to worship the emperor by offering him incense
• B) Citizens were given the fidelity oath every year
• C) Christian citizens were offered land if they renounced Christ
• D) Citizens had to yearly attest that they were not Christian by stepping on a picture of Christ or the Virgin Mary

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