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Why did Japanese shoguns turn against foreign traders in the mid 1500s?

Why did Japanese shoguns turn against foreign traders in the mid 1500s?
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Why did Japanese shoguns turn against foreign traders in the mid 1500s?

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they turned against them because they were fighting for power and they adopted Western firearms so they could firm them to leave.
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Japan saw foreigners as a threat after Spain seized the Philippines.
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