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Created by FELIPE DE ECHAVARRI PARDINAS
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Created by FELIPE DE ECHAVARRI PARDINAS
about 8 years ago
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Japan and the US
- US wanted a trading
relation with Japan
- After failing in two
occasions, the US
sent troops in 1853
to finally have an
answer from Japan
- After failing in two
occasions, the US
sent troops in 1853
to finally have an
answer from Japan
- Japan had political
differences over the idea
of opening Japan´s
ports
- Japan´s seclusion policy ended
after more than 200 years in
1854 and US became the
favoured-nation with the
Treaty of Kanagawa
- This led to Japan´s
growth as an regional
and international
power
- This Treaty was followed up by the Treaty of Amity
and Commerce with the US, but was opposed by
nationalists who still wanted seclusion
- This led to Japan´s
growth as an regional
and international
power
- Japan´s seclusion policy ended
after more than 200 years in
1854 and US became the
favoured-nation with the
Treaty of Kanagawa
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