Question

1. what was a result of the shimabara rebellion of 1638 in japan?

a. the spread of christianity was limited.
b. the shogun was overthrown.
c. peasants were given more rights.
d. japan opened up to international trade.

Explanation:

The Shimabara Rebellion in 1638 was a Christian - led uprising against the Tokugawa shogunate. After suppressing the rebellion, the shogunate further restricted the spread of Christianity in Japan. Option B is incorrect as the shogun was not overthrown. Option C is incorrect as peasants' rights were not increased; in fact, the feudal system's harshness contributed to the rebellion. Option D is incorrect as Japan's isolationist policies were strengthened, not opening to international trade.

Answer:

A. The spread of Christianity was limited.