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How Did the Japanese Route Out Christians in the Seventeenth

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How did the Japanese route out Christians in the seventeenth century?


A) Citizens were required to worship the emperor by offering him incense
B) Citizens were given the fidelity oath every year
C) Christian citizens were offered land if they renounced Christ
D) Citizens had to yearly attest that they were not Christian by stepping on a picture of Christ or the Virgin Mary

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