Why did Japan outlaw Christianity in 1640? The missionaries treated the Japanese like servants. The Christian converts began to protest. The government was about to be overthrown by Christian clergy. Authorities feared Christian converts would be more loyal to the pope then to the Japanese government.

more loyal to the pope than to the government

Explanation:

The government was about to be overthrown by Christian clergy.

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