Jesuits were NOT welcomed into Japan after a period of time because: A. They did not like the products the Jesuits brought to Japan.
B. The Japanese Shogun were worried the Christians were becoming too powerful.
C. The smell of the Jesuits offended the Japanese.​

B. The Japanese Shogun were worried the Christians were becoming too powerful.

Explanation:

The Jesuits were Christian missionaries that sought to convert the Japanese to Christianity.

The Japan mission was during the 1500s, and in the late 1580s, the imperial leader of Japan expelled the Jesuits from Japan.

He feared that Christianity would threaten Japanese national unity, and later banned missionaries, as he feared the further spread of Christianity.

So, the correct answer is B.

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