Treaty of 1921

The Treaty of 1921 was an agreement between the United States and Japan that aimed to promote peaceful relations and limit military expansion in the Pacific. It included provisions to uphold the Open Door Policy, ensuring equal trading rights, and set limits on the naval capacities of both countries to prevent an arms race. The treaty was part of efforts to maintain stability and prevent conflict in the region after World War I, fostering diplomacy and mutual understanding between the two nations.