The correct answer is C) Japan wanted to avoid extraterritoriality like what China suffered.
<em>Japan signed unequal treaties with the United States because Japan wanted to avoid extraterritoriality like what China suffered.
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The Harris Treaty between Japan and the United States was signed on July 29, 1858, in what now is Tokyo. The treaty opened trade ports in Japan to establish commerce with the world, principally with the United States that was very interested in the coal mines of Japan. The ports ready to improve trade were the ports of Shimoda, Kanagawa, Nagasaki, and Hakodate.
It's about the invasion of D-Day, and how there was no susceptibility of a massive amphibious landing onto Normandy beach, that would cripple the entire German war effort, and would cause diversion of troops from the East to the West in a two front war.<span />
They would need to be concerned about the number of roads in the area
Answer is B
reason, the colonies were still under British rule and didn't really have a problem with the British until taxes increased causing the revolutionary war