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Japan and the U.S

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Japan and the U.S
1837-1846
- The U.S sent in a form called of "Gun Boat Diplomacy". On 8 july 1853 Commodore Perry arrived for commercial agreements.
- U.S Promised to return
- In March 1854 Tokugawa Shogunate agreed to Treaty of Kanagawa which opened up two ports to U.S trade. Then the U.S got the position most favoured of all the Nations.
- In 1858 Japan's government decided to sign the "Treaty of Amity" and commerce with the U.S but the imperial court opposed.
- The imperial Court was dominated y nationalist who wanted continuing seclusion
- Japan was pressured to sign similar treaties with other Nations (Western Nations)
- The imperial Court was dominated y nationalist who wanted continuing seclusion
- In 1858 Japan's government decided to sign the "Treaty of Amity" and commerce with the U.S but the imperial court opposed.
- In March 1854 Tokugawa Shogunate agreed to Treaty of Kanagawa which opened up two ports to U.S trade. Then the U.S got the position most favoured of all the Nations.
- U.S Promised to return
- The U.S sent in a form called of "Gun Boat Diplomacy". On 8 july 1853 Commodore Perry arrived for commercial agreements.
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- This map explains Japan's situations in their commerce and treaties with U.S Kevin Riko Coatl Coatl 5 C
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- KEVIN RICO COATL COATL
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