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Who was sent to japan after the treaty of kanagawa?
Townsend Harris was sent to be the first US Consul in Japan shortly after the Treaty of Kanagawa.
What country signed a treaty alliance with the US?
France, Germany, Brittan, Japan, or Cuba
The five-power treaty signed by the US grated Britain japan France and Italy in 1922 committed them to?
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When did Australia trust Japan after the war and why?
When it signed the Anzus Treaty with Us and NZ as a guarantee of mutual protection.
The US gained trading rights with Japan in 1858 as a result of the efforts of the American consul sent to Japan after the Treaty of Kanagawa?
In 1858, the United States secured trading rights with Japan through the Harris Treaty, named after American consul Townsend Harris. This agreement followed the Treaty of Kanagawa, which had opened Japanese ports to American ships in 1854. The Harris Treaty expanded trade opportunities and established a formal diplomatic relationship, allowing for greater commercial activity and the presence of American citizens in Japan. This marked a significant shift in Japan's foreign relations, moving towards engagement with Western powers.
Where was the treaty signed?
the treaty of Versailles was signed in Versailles. if you mean another treaty then give us a clue.... **metonymy**
What was the name of the Treaty the US signed with Germany ending World War 1?
It was called the 'Treaty of Versailles' and the US, Britain and France signed that treaty.
Was the treaty to purchase Alaska signed in the US or Alaska?
Well, Alaska is part of the US. The treaty was, however, signed outside of Alaska.
Which country signed the Adams-onis treaty with the united States?
Spain signed this treaty with the US. Onis was the Spanish minister to the US.
Where was the Treaty of Paris signed in the us?
Pennsylvania
What treaty ended the fighting between US and Japan?
there was no treaty
Where did Britain and the US sign their treaty that gave independence to the US?
The Congress of the United States of America ratified the Treaty of Paris (written 1783) and signed it in January, 1784. King George of England signed the treaty in April, 1784, and the signed treaties were exchanged in Paris in May, 1784.
