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World War II

World War II. World War II. Long-Term Cause # 1: The Versailles Treaty. Germany was forced to pay reparations for damages caused in the war. $32 Billion Dollars Germany had to reduce its military and demilitarize the Rhineland. 100,000 Soldiers, no U-boats, no Air Force, reduce its Navy

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Test Two Empires of the East

Test Two Empires of the East. World History SSWH11 Students will investigate political and social changes in Japan and in China from the seventeenth century CE to mid-nineteenth century CE. China Chapter 19 Section 2. Essential Question . How did the Qing Dynasty bring prosperity upon China?.

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World War II 1939-1945

World War II 1939-1945. The Origins of World War II. The rise of Fascist dictators in Italy, Germany, and elsewhere made the outbreak of a new war almost inevitable These dictators glorified war, built up their militaries and laid plans for national expansion

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History 12 World War 2

History 12 World War 2. European Front. Cindy Cullen 2014. Some of the main battles or actions on the Pacific Front. Japanese Invasion and Occupation of Mainland China 1937. The pink region shows J apanese occupied land p rior to 1937 and the red s hows Japanese actions

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The Early Battles

The Early Battles. By Cole Bloemer Wyley Spencer Zack Sanderson Nick Gage. A few hours after the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, they attacked American Airfields in the Philippines. Two days later the Japanese landed troops

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The War Ends

The War Ends. Chapter 25 Section 5. Guide to Reading. Main Idea. The ferocious military campaign of 1945 finally convinced the Axis powers to surrender and the Allies to set up organizations to prevent another global war. ?. Key Terms and Names. hedgerow ?. napalm ? Manhattan Project ?

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The Rise of Germany and Japan

The Rise of Germany and Japan. A Comparison. Tokugawa Shogunate Japan. For almost 300 years the shogunate r uled Japan Its later years were marked by bad harvests and increasing corruption Samurai lashed out at the incompetence of the central government

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Ch 20

Ch 20. America in WWII. The Arsenal of Democracy U.S. Industrial Output Twice that of Germany Five times that of Japan 3. Govt. Began mobilizing economy before entering the war. B. Cost-Plus Contracts C. Reconstruction Finance Corporation -Made loans to companies

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D-Day The Normandy Invasion

D-Day The Normandy Invasion. The Build Up. For 2 years, Allied forces US & G.B. built up an invasion force 6,500 ships 200,000 vehicles 600,000 tons of supplies 13,000 aircraft dropping paratroopers 3,000,000 troops

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Japan Between the wars

History 12 Ms Leslie. Japan Between the wars. Problems. Though the Japanese government looked like the British system; Prime ministers were not decided by parliamentary majorities but by appointment of a few men on office.

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China /Japan Audio Benchmark

China /Japan Audio Benchmark. World History. 1.Why do historians view the Tang dynasty as the golden age of Chinese civilization?. 2.Why did so many people turn to Buddhism in the Period of Disunion?. 3. The Grand Canal was built primarily.

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Unit 5: East / Southeast Asia

Unit 5: East / Southeast Asia. A History of the Regions. Early History of China. The Shang Period (1700s-1100s B.C.E.) -a farming society that settled along the Huang River -domesticated water buffalo -used system of irrigation -made improvements in bronze casting

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Toward Victory Sec. 4

Toward Victory Sec. 4. Bell work #4 There are some athletes who believe it is alright to ignore there studies and concentrate only on sports which is rather unwise priority. War in The Pacific.

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The United States in World War II

The United States in World War II. 24.5 World War II Ends. Focus Your Thoughts . . . Quiz Review How did the fighting in Europe affect events taking place in the Pacific?

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MAJOR BATTLES OF WORLD WAR II

Pg 10. MAJOR BATTLES OF WORLD WAR II. All pictures and articles are taken from: History Central. http://www.historycentral.com/ww2/index.html. 2000. April 26, 2007.

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Japan Modernizes

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The End of the War

The End of the War. Section 5. War in the Pacific. Island Hopping U.S. tries to gain control of the Pacific Attacked islands as they closed in on Japan Tarawa Gaudalcanal Saipan Iwo Jima Guam Okinawa Philippines Passed over islands of no strategic importance. A Deadly Routine.

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10-in-10

10-in-10. Top 10 Notes in 10 Minutes or Less American History B Unit 9, Lesson 14: A Beginning Textbook Volume D: Pages 99-100. Note 1. After the bombing of Hiroshima, the United States demands a surrender from the Japanese or else more terror would come to them

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Imperialism in Japan

Imperialism in Japan. Japan. Since the early 1600s, Japan was led by Shoguns Military dictators The Tokugawa Family became the leaders of Japan Closed off Japan to the rest of the world Japan still developed into a strong agricultural country Economy was not the greatest Feudal system

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Japanese Expansionism

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