Why did the japanese government accept the letter perry brought from president fillmore in 1853? the government wanted news from the united states. the government was impressed by the importance of the us president. the government was unable to drive away perry’s well-armed warships. the government was impressed by perry’s ability to speak japanese.

Which options accurately describe life events of explorer jacques cartier? (select all that apply.) (a) cartier established a colony near roanoke island in present-day north carolina. (b) cartier named canada after the huron-iroquois word for settlement, kanata. (c) cartier led three expeditions to canada and claimed the land for france. (d) cartier established the first permanent british north american colony.