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Q: How was the us involved in the treaty of Portsmouth?
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What was the US involved in the Russo-Japanese War?

US President "Teddy" Roosevelt helped end the Russo-Japanese War ( 1904-05). He led peace treaty negotiations in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, thus the treaty is called the Treaty of Portsmouth. For his efforts, Roosevelt won the Nobel Peace Prize. As an aside, it should be noted that in 1905 and earlier, Japanese Navy officers were receiving training at the US Naval Academy. This was significant then and also, sadly in the future.


What was the treaty that ended the russo- Japanese war?

Treaty of Portsmouth.


What treaty ended the Russo-Japanese War?

It was the Portsmouth treaty.


Treaty that ended the Russo-Japanese War?

Treaty of Portsmouth


Which treaty ended the Russo-Japanese War?

Treaty of Portsmouth.


The russo-japanese war ended with what treaty?

Treaty of Portsmouth


What is was the consequences when the treaty or Portsmouth was negotiated?

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What state was the treaty of Portsmouth signed?

The Treaty of Portsmouth formally ended the 1904-1905 Russo-Japanese War. It was signed on September 5, 1905[1] after negotiations at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard near Portsmouth, New Hampshire in the United States.


What was a consequence of the Treaty of Portsmouth?

There were two Treaties of Portsmouth, one signed in 1713, the other in 1905.


Russo-Japanese War treaty location?

Treaty of Portsmouth, New Hampshire (USA).


What was the Treaty that ended Russo-Japanese war?

Treaty of Portsmouth (located in the state of New Hampshire)


What war was ended with the Treaty of Portsmouth?

Japanese-Russian War