What was a consequence of the "native learning" movement promoted by some Japanese intellectuals?
A) Buddhism was branded a foreign contaminant of Japanese culture.
B) Shinto beliefs were incorporated into "Dutch learning."
C) Zen monasteries spread across the country.
D) Shamanism was suppressed, especially among women.

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The "native learning" movement in Japan emphasized the importance of Shinto and the rejection of foreign influences, including Buddhism, which was seen as a foreign contaminant. This movement sought to return to what were perceived as Japan's original, pure cultural and religious practices.

What Was a Consequence of the "Native Learning" Movement Promoted