Carroll Fuentes
09/05/2023 · Senior High School
What role did the United States play in Japan's decision to open itself to relations with other countries in the 19th century? A. It negotiated with the Tokugawa shogunate to divide Japan into spheres of influence. B. It used the U.S. navy to pressure Japan into opening its markets to U.S. products. C. It joined European powers in invading Japan and forcing it to open itself to the world. D. It provided money and weapons to Japanese rebels fighting to overthrow Japan's emperor,
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The U.S. used its navy to pressure Japan into opening its markets to U.S. products.
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