Why did japan decide to make a deal with matthew perry as opposed to fight the us? a. japan was in debt and needed the money from the deal. c. u. s. had a small fleet in the harbor so japan took that a sign of good faith. b. u. s. had too many warships in the harbor so japan decided to make a deal instead of fighting. d. u. s. did not send any military to japan so japan thought they could control the us.

The correct answer is: the US had too many warships in the harbor so Japan decided to make a deal instead of fighting.

Commodore Matthew Perry sailed into Tokyo harbor and claimed a treaty to concede trade as the US was pursuing its goal of opening new markets. The Japanese had no way to defend themselves so they agreed.

0. how did the annual sum of their wages compare with the cost of tallow candles at potosí? tallow candles were 300,000 so for huancavelica it takes 3,000 years and for chaplains it took 350 years.11. compare the wages of the mita workers at potosí with the wages paid those amerindians (native americans) who freely hired themselves out? the amerindians made 3 to 4 times more than the mita workers.12. what do you conclude about these figures (6 – 9)? 2

discrimination! they faced a lot of racism