AP Success - AP World History: Tokugawa Shogunate's Isolation
Question 1
To encourage international trade and diplomatic relations.
To enforce a policy of isolationism and prevent foreign influences.
To promote the spread of Christianity within Japan.
To establish a new set of laws for governing domestic trade.
Question 2
The Shogunate's efforts to encourage its citizens to engage in overseas exploration.
The extreme measures taken to control the flow of information and cultural exchange.
The government's support for international educational exchanges.
The legal system's focus on rehabilitation over punishment.
Question 3
Westerners, particularly those spreading Christianity.
Northern Asian nomadic tribes posing military threats.
Japanese citizens who had adopted Western customs.
Traders from Southeast Asia seeking economic partnerships.
Question 4
The spread of infectious diseases from foreign lands.
The potential destabilizing effects of foreign ideas and practices.
The loss of skilled laborers and artisans to other countries.
The economic impact of citizens spending money abroad.
Question 5
The Shogunate's policy of religious tolerance towards non-native faiths.
The establishment of a legal system based on Western principles.
The Tokugawa Shogunate's efforts to align with European powers.
The suppression of religious practices deemed threatening to the social order.
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