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What were two direct results of US commodore Matthew Perry's 1853s voyage to Tokyo bay?
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What were two direct results of US commodore Matthew Perry's 1853s voyage to Tokyo bay?

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Two direct results of US Commodore Matthew Perry's 1853 journey to Tokyo Sound were the foundation of relations between the US and Japan, and the kickoff of Japanese ports to unfamiliar exchange.
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