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Why did the shogun close Japan to the rest of the world? A. the rest of the world was the enemy B. to keep Christian missionaries C. to keep European and Asian traders D. in an effort to remain powerful
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Why did the shogun close Japan to the rest of the world?

A. the rest of the world was the enemy
B. to keep Christian missionaries
C. to keep European and Asian traders
D. in an effort to remain powerful

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D. in an effort to remain powerful

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