Multiple Choice
The Shimabara Rebels were largely:
A) Peasants whose crops had been taken for taxes.
B) Workers who had been affiliated with the Dutch and Portuguese.
C) Urban workers and merchants whose property had been confiscated by samurai.
D) Samurai and Japanese Christians.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Related Questions
Q42: One of the richest glimpses into local
Q43: The addition of important new food crops
Q44: _ became a vital axis of world
Q45: Qing philosophers based themselves at the Donglin
Q46: According to the infamous "_ edict" in
Q48: A wholescale massacre of Japanese _ followed
Q49: Which of the following is the correct
Q50: Jesuit missionaries were at times welcomed into
Q51: The eighteenth century proved to be a
Q52: In the context of European trade with