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bclement10

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After the rise of the Tokugawa regime, what kind of leaders unified the Japanese and sought to isolate the nation from outside influences?
 
  a. political
  b. religious
  c. Buddhist
  d. military

Question 2

Confucian teachings were revived through Neo-Confucianism because some believed that
 
  a. Confucius was about return to earth to judge them.
  b. old Confucian doctrines were outdated.
  c. Hinduism was threatening traditional Chinese beliefs and practices.
  d. Buddhist and Daoist practices had brought about political weakness.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

d



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