Question

Why did Tokagawa Ieyasa ban Europeans from Japan?

a. Europeans began to sell goods within Japan, decreasing the incomes of Japanese merchants.

b. Many Europeans were converting Japanese citizens to Christianity.

c. Japanese citizens were not immune to European diseases.

d. Tokagawa Ieyasa could not collect taxes from European merchants, which caused a decline in the economy of Japan.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

need help

Answer 3

YES!!!!!!!

Answer 4

i thnk A or b

Answer 5

k

Answer 6

what do you think

Answer 7

@Broken_heartedgirl123 you can't give people answers they have to participate

Answer 8

But it is A.

Answer 9

A.

Answer 10

I think I suck at history,

Answer 11

OK fine wat do u think it is @Story8750 ?

Answer 12

I thought it might have been B, but why is it A?

Answer 13

there ya go but it is A

Answer 14

he band trade

Answer 15

I forgot about that, thank you!

Answer 16

well no bcuz the government dosent care about the merchants in Japan but the were very controlling and wanted noone in japan to be christian even today thts how it is

Answer 17

welcome

Answer 18

well yes but they really wanted the trade out