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What role did the emperor play in the feudal system under the Tokugawa Shogunate?

AHe controlled how taxes were determined.
BHe ruled the daimyo.
CHe was the head of the military.
DHe was a puppet of the shogun.

Why did the Tokugawa Shogunate close to Japan to foreign influence?

AThe Shogunate wanted to keep European out of the country.
BThe Shogunate feared European powers might eventually try to control Japan.
CThe Shogunate wanted to prevent merchants from exporting Japanese goods.
DThe Shogunate was afraid that Japanese people would leave to seek wealth in other countries.

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The actual right answers are

1. He was a puppet of the shogun

2. The shogunate feared European powers might eventually try to control japan.

The emperor was a puppet of the shogun play in the feudal system under the Tokugawa Shogunate.

Tokugawa Shogunate close to Japan to foreign influence as Shogunate feared European powers might eventually try to control Japan.

The Shogunate use to have limited authority as he was controlled by the emperor legally having power over the military forces only. However, when military use increased, the emperor was seen behind Shogunate who was just seen as sovereign.

The Tokugawa was having a fear that Christianity is agitating rapidly and it might take control over Japan. Thus, for suppressing this movement, Japan isolated itself from other nations but maintained trade-related communications with other nations.  

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