Which factor enabled Japan to pursue a policy of isolationism in the seventeenth century?

A. As a series of islands, Japan did not share borders with other countries.
B. Korea and Japan forged an alliance, which deterred interactions with other countries.
C. Monsoons made Japanese seas impassable most of the year.
D. The emperor centralized power, giving him control of trade and military forces.

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