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Rindsberg, Helen – 1986
The United States fulfilled its desire to be the country that reopened trade with Japan through the Kanagawa Treaty (1854). Japan reluctantly rejoined the world community at a time when their culture and economy were in disorder. While grappling with the changes within their borders they tried to keep the ways of the "barbarians" from…
Descriptors: Economic Opportunities, Foreign Countries, Foreign Policy, International Relations