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According to President Fillmore, why did he send Commodore Perry to Japan?

to reestablish foreign relations and to improve trade

to learn about and understand Japan’s laws and culture

to help Japan improve its government and modernize its culture

to help the Chinese and Dutch gain trading rights in Japan.

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According to the passage, what else does President Fillmore expect from Japan?

The Japanese will provide coal, provisions, and water to the United States at no cost.

The Japanese will treat the American people with respect and kindness.

People from California will be free to move to Japan to go fishing.

The Japanese will help the United States rebuild its ships that were wrecked in storms.

What implicit threat is contained in Commodore Perry’s letter?

He could bring an army to Japan.

He could tell the president that Japan was not cooperative.

He could return with a larger force and attack Japan.

He could attack Japan with his four ships.

Use the drop-down menu to complete each statement. According to the chart, the percent of labor force in the mining and manufacturing sectorsbetween 1887 and 1930. Thesector increased the most. This increase is most likely because of.

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Selection 1:increased

Selection 2:manufacturing

Selection 3:modernization

What does Emperor Meiji say Japan will do with knowledge gained from other nations?

Japan will choose which institutions to adopt based on equality.

Japan will adopt the customs and policies of “enlightened nations.”

Japan will quickly adopt the best institutions from “enlightened nations.”

Japan will choose the institutions that work best for it and adapt them.

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According to President Fillmore, why did he send Commodore Perry to Japan?

to reestablish foreign relations and to improve trade

to learn about and understand Japan’s laws and culture

to help Japan improve its government and modernize its culture

to help the Chinese and Dutch gain trading rights in Japan.

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According to the passage, what else does President Fillmore expect from Japan?

The Japanese will provide coal, provisions, and water to the United States at no cost.

The Japanese will treat the American people with respect and kindness.

People from California will be free to move to Japan to go fishing.

The Japanese will help the United States rebuild its ships that were wrecked in storms.

What implicit threat is contained in Commodore Perry’s letter?

He could bring an army to Japan.

He could tell the president that Japan was not cooperative.

He could return with a larger force and attack Japan.

He could attack Japan with his four ships.

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Selection 1:increased

Selection 2:manufacturing

Selection 3:modernization

What does Emperor Meiji say Japan will do with knowledge gained from other nations?

Japan will choose which institutions to adopt based on equality.

Japan will adopt the customs and policies of “enlightened nations.”

Japan will quickly adopt the best institutions from “enlightened nations.”

Japan will choose the institutions that work best for it and adapt them.

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