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The coming of the Black Ships.
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The coming of the Black Ships refers to the arrival of Commodore Matthew Perry of the United States in Japan in July 1853 with a squadron of modern steam-powered warships. Japan had followed the Tokugawa policy of *sakoku* (national isolation) for over two centuries, allowing only limited foreign trade through Nagasaki. Perry demanded that Japan open its ports to American ships for trade
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