Why did the Tokugawa grow hostile toward Christianity?
A) Christianity was a threat to Shinto.
B) Christians had been involved in attempts to restore the emperor.
C) Christianity was seen as a conduit for foreign influence.
D) Christianity conflicted with Buddhism.
Answer: C
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