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What is one reason that the Tokugawa Shogunate promoted a policy of isolationism in Japan? A. They feared an invasion because their army was weak. B. They thought they were not the equals of European nations.
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What is one reason that the Tokugawa Shogunate promoted a policy of isolationism in Japan?

A.
They feared an invasion because their army was weak.
B.
They thought they were not the equals of European nations.
C.
Their economy was not prepared to compete in global markets.
D.
They feared Europeans were using religion to gain political influence.

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A. They feared an invasion because their arms was weak.
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Answer:A?

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