What led to Japan ending their policy of isolation? Group of answer choices 1. the arrival of Commodore Perry in Tokyo Bay 2. the Sino-Japanese War 3. the invasion of Korean forces on Japanese shores 4.

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What led to Japan ending their policy of isolation?

Group of answer choices

1. the arrival of Commodore Perry in Tokyo Bay

2. the Sino-Japanese War

3. the invasion of Korean forces on Japanese shores

4. the Russo-Japanese War

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1. the arrival of Commodore Perry in Tokyo Bay

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