Question

what was one consequence of the tokugawa shogunates closed - country policy in japan?
increased trade with european merchants
expansion of christianity across japan
establishment of democratic government
isolation from most foreign influence

Explanation:

The Tokugawa shogunate's closed - country policy, or sakoku, aimed to limit foreign influence. It restricted trade and contact with foreign powers, leading to isolation from most foreign influence. There was no establishment of democratic government during this time as Japan was under feudal shogunate rule. Christianity was suppressed rather than expanded. And trade with European merchants was severely limited.

Answer:

Isolation from most foreign influence