Perry Expedition
19th-century American diplomatic and military expedition to Japan
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Perry Expedition
Summary
Perry Expedition is a research expedition[1]. It ranks in the top 2% of research_expedition entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (3,828 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- Perry Expedition's instance of is recorded as research expedition[3].
- Perry Expedition's instance of is recorded as military expedition[4].
- Perry Expedition's Commons category is recorded as Perry Expedition[5].
- A participant in Perry Expedition was Matthew C. Perry[6].
- A participant in Perry Expedition was James Morrow[7].
- A participant in Perry Expedition was Samuel Wells Williams[8].
- A participant in Perry Expedition was Bayard Taylor[9].
- Among those involved in Perry Expedition was Joel Abbot[10].
- A participant in Perry Expedition was Franklin Buchanan[11].
- A participant in Perry Expedition was Henry A. Adams[12].
- A participant in Perry Expedition was Jacob Zeilin[13].
- A participant in Perry Expedition was Eliphalet Brown Jr.[14].
- A participant in Perry Expedition was Sydney Smith Lee[15].
- Perry Expedition's has effect is recorded as Convention of Kanagawa[16].
- Perry Expedition's has effect is recorded as kaikoku[17].
- Perry Expedition's vessel is recorded as USS Mississippi[18].
- Perry Expedition's vessel is recorded as USS Powhatan[19].
- Perry Expedition's vessel is recorded as USS Vandalia[20].
- Perry Expedition's vessel is recorded as USS Susquehanna[21].
- Perry Expedition's vessel is recorded as USS Allegheny[22].
- Perry Expedition's vessel is recorded as USS Macedonian[23].
- Perry Expedition's vessel is recorded as USS Plymouth[24].
- Perry Expedition's vessel is recorded as USS Saratoga[25].
- Perry Expedition's vessel is recorded as USS Southampton[26].
- Perry Expedition's vessel is recorded as USS Supply[27].
Why It Matters
Perry Expedition ranks in the top 2% of research_expedition entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (3,828 views/month).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 13 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[28] It is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.[29]