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What happened to Russia's attempt to trade with Japan under the National Seclusion Policy?

A. They tried to sneak their way in through an island that was in close proximity to Japan but eventually failed.
B. They tried to sneak their way in through an island that was in close proximity to Japan and succeeded in establishing a trading port.
C. The Russians were allowed to trade with the Japanese only after they declared that only trade and no invasive actions would be taken on Japanese lands.
D. The Russians and Japanese entered a war on a nearby island as Russia tried to trespass and the Japanese felt threatened by the same.



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Final answer:

The Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1905 was initiated by Japan's surprise attack on the Russian base in Port Arthur, showcasing Japan's military prowess and industrialization.


Explanation:

The Russians and Japanese entered a war in 1904 due to conflicting interests in China and Korea. After a surprise attack by Japan on the Russian base in Port Arthur, the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1905 ensued. The Japanese navy's victory over the Russian Pacific fleet showcased Japan's military strength and industrialization, leading to global recognition.


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