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The person that did this was named Matthew Perry.

This answer was taken from my social studies Call to Freedom book.

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Q: Who led warships into Edo Harbor to convince Japan to trade with the US?
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What materials did the US send to japan before pearl Harbor?

no trade


What reason japan atack pearl harbor?

We stopped trade and they wanted oil.... :(


Did the US stopped trading with the Japanese after the attack of Pearl Harbor?

Trade with Japan had stopped before the bombing of Pearl Harbor.


How did the US persuade Japanese leaders to sign a trade treaty?

the u s sent matthew perry and 7 warships to Japan to persuade them to sign a treaty


How did the US upset Japan before the bombing of pearl harbor?

Do you mean, "What did the U.S do to japan before peal harbor?" and if so, the U.S imposed a trade embargo on Japan because Japan had invaded Indonesia. The trade embargo cut Japan's oil supplies quite a bit.


What did President Roosevelt not want to trade with Japan that caused Japan to attack Pearl Harbor?

President Roosevelt decided to place an embargo on Japan for the sale of weapons and oil after Japan's attack on Manchuria.


What American traveled to japan to convince them to open their country to trade?

Matthew Perry.


How did the US persuade Japanese leaders to sign the trade treaty?

the u s sent matthew perry and 7 warships to Japan to persuade them to sign a treaty


How did us persuade Japanese leaders to sign a trade treaty?

the u s sent matthew perry and 7 warships to Japan to persuade them to sign a treaty


Why did president Roosevelt decide not to trade with japan before the bombing of pearl harbor?

Because of Japan'a agression against China.


Who sailed into edo harbor with us battleships and opened up japan to trade?

Commodore Perry.


What caused the Japanese attack at pearl harbor?

Iron/steel for bombs, artillery shells; oil to run Japan's war machines (airplanes, tanks, warships), copper & lead for bullets. Anything that would further Japan's conquests were stopped.