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Japan By: Mason Bryan, Dakota Coogle, and Ryan Murphy
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Location and History Japan consists of several thousands of islands, Japan's closest neighbors are Korea, Russia and China. The Sea of Japan separates the Asian continent from the Japanese archipelago.
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The population of Japan is about 125,000,000, including approximately two million foreign residents. More than half of the non Japanese population is of Korean descent.
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Japans believed excessive contact with the West would destroy their culture. Americans wanted to expand towards Japan to benefit more for trade.
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In 1852, President Franklin Pierce decided to force Japan to trade with the United States. Commodore (Matthew C. Perry) took a naval ship to Japan and forced the Japanese to a trade treaty through Americas technology and firepower.
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Franklin Roosevelt was President during this time. Japan Bombed our ship in Pearl Harbor.
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After bombing the U.S. Joins the war. Uses the Navy in the war.
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Part of the country wanted to fight and part of the country didn’t Some Americans thought this wasn’t a big enough issue to enter war.
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After Pearl Harbor, the U.S. decides to enter the war in what we know as World War II (WWII) The U.S. won
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The United States became Japans closest ally. Japan relies on the U.S. for its national security.
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Japan has deployed groups to help the U.S. in Iraq. They are no longer rivals or enemies to America to this day.
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I feel as if the U.S. shouldn’t of forced Japan to trade with us. In the long run though it was a good decision.
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We now benefit today with more efficient trading. Also benefitted by allying with Japan and becoming a more powerful country. Helps us in Iraq.
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