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In 1853, Commodore Perry went to Japan with a letter stating what? A. The U.S. wanted to trade. B. Japan needed to come to us. C. They were under attack. D. The U.S. was taking …

In 1853, Commodore Perry went to Japan with a letter stating what? A. The U.S. wanted to trade. B. Japan needed to come to us. C. They were under attack. D. The U.S. was taking …
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In 1853, Commodore Perry went to Japan with a letter stating what?

A. The U.S. wanted to trade.
B. Japan needed to come to us.
C. They were under attack.
D. The U.S. was taking over

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c because I'm gust guessin

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I guess the answer is A, the US wanted to trade.

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