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Greetings. In this episode, I’ll be speaking about Japanese involvement in the First World War.
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Hello and welcome to another podcast. Today I will be speaking about the 1904-05 Russo-Japanese War.
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Greetings podcast listeners. In this episode, I will be speaking about the Anglo-Japanese alliance of 1902.
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Greetings Podcast Listeners! Today, I will be speaking about the Treaty of Shimonoseki and the subsequent Triple Intervention, both signed in 1895.
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Japan had been forced to open up to foreign trade after Commodore Perry’s visit in 1853. Fearing that they would be divided up by competing foreign powers, Japan embarked on a period of modernization, known as the Meiji Reforms.
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Greetings. In today's episode, part of the subtopic "the emergence of Japan as a world power", I will be looking at Commodore Perry’s visit to Japan in 1853.
On 8th July 1853, black ships arrived in the port of Edo (Tokyo).
The Japanese demanded the ships leave, resulting in the ships turning their guns on the city in a show of force.
The Japanese are forced into allowing them to dock, and Commodore Perry, an American naval officer, brings two letters; one from himself and one from President Fillmore.
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Welcome to another episode of my podcast; History Revision—From One Student To Another. Today, I will be looking at the USA’s entry into the First World War.
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