At the Arrival of Perry's Ships,his Interpreter Noted That the Japanese

Multiple Choice

At the arrival of Perry's ships,his interpreter noted that the Japanese in Tokyo

A) already had telegraph lines and muskets.
B) were a deeply tradition-bound society with little toleration for innovation.
C) appeared to have no signs of the modern world as a result of their isolation.
D) had a great aversion to trade and commerce and no middle class.