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After 300 years of isolation from the West Japan decided to open itself up to Western technology and culture It did so in order to?
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It did so because of gunboat diplomacy. The United States showed up with warships and intimidated them into opening their boarders which then allowed them and europeans to influnce events that led to the meji restoration. Which abolished the shogunate and westernized Japan.
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