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What was most likely the strongest motivator for Japan's decision to open to foreign trade in the mid-1800s?

They wanted to increase their income by participating in foreign trade.

They wanted to create a strong alliance with the United States, since they were powerful.

They wanted to rapidly modernize so they could maintain their sovereignty and independence from
foreign control.

They feared attack from China if they did not comply.

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