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Why did the Japanese government accept the letter Perry brought from President Fillmore in 1853?
O Japan wanted to receive news from the United States.
O Japan was impressed with the stature of the US president.
O Japan was considering expanding its trading relationships.
O Japan appreciated that the letter had been written in Japanese.

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The reason why the Japanese received the letter that was brought from the president was because they were impressed with the  stature of the US president.

Who was Perry?

He was a commodore in the United States Navy. The letter in the question was taken from the United States to the Japanese through him.

The letter was that the United States wanted to engage in trade with the Japanese people.

The president was trying to break the seclusion policy of the Japanese through this letter.

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