False. In the
year of 1853, Commodore Matthew Perry of the US Navy, commanded a squadron of two
steamers and two sailing vessels to the Tokyo harbor. On behalf of the US
government, he forced Japan to enter into trade with the US and also demanded
the opening of Japanese ports to US merchant ships. During this time, Western
powers were seeking for open new markets for their goods and raw materials.
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It was easy for
Commodore Perry to demand this by force to the Japanese people because during
those times, Japanese people had no navy to defend themselves and was left with no other
choice but to agree to the demands of the United States.</span>
The correct answer is D) similarities and differences.
A historian is researching daily life in Ancient Egypt under a variety of ruling families over hundreds of years. This historian is using the "similarities and differences" way to study the past.
When comparing similarities and differences of every ancient ruling family, the historian can better comprehend the culture, tradition, and customs of ancient Egypt through the pass of time. Ruling Egyptian families could have used similar procedures and legislation that can be compared with other dynasties, and in doing so, the historian research can identify important differences that give relevancy to its investigation. This kind of comparison is a good way to learn more about the progress of civilization.
I am pretty sure that it is data about population changes. Hope this helped. Have a great day!
Patrick Moore? Hopefully this helps.
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