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Welcome. Baltimore Polytechnic Institute April 4, 2011 U.S. History Mr. Green. Agenda/Topics To Be Covered. The students will identify key turning points in the war in the Pacific by creating a time line of events in the Pacific theater Announcement: Chapter 17 Test Friday April 9

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  1. Welcome Baltimore Polytechnic Institute April 4, 2011 U.S. History Mr. Green

  2. Agenda/Topics To Be Covered The students will identify key turning points in the war in the Pacific by creating a time line of events in the Pacific theater Announcement: Chapter 17 Test Friday April 9 Review: Identify the military leaders of Japan and explain the significance of December 7, 1941. Explain the significance of today’s date Drill: Examine the map on page 588 and answer the following: 1. List the major battles of the war in the Pacific. 2. What was the last battle fought before the dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima?

  3. The War in the Pacific Ch. 17 Sec.3 pgs. 586-593 Japan successfully attacked: Guam, Wake, and the Philippines Hong Kong, British Malaya Cut the Burma Road used by U.S. to supply Chiang Kai-shek Dutch East Indies-oil rich Philippines MacArthur withdrew to Bataan, a defensive position until April 9, 1942 MacArthur ordered to withdraw to Australia Bataan death march-80 mile march New Guinea, north of Australia Solomon Islands Battle of Coral Sea checked the Japanese in May 1942

  4. Midway and Beyond June 3-6, 1942 1,000 miles northwest of Honolulu Why is this a strategic position? Admiral Chester W. Nimitz carrier force Japan secured Kiska and Attu-Aleutian archipelago August 1942-Guadalcanal Island-Solomon Islands Japan gave up in February 1943 with 20,000 losses compared to 1700 for the U.S. (10:1)

  5. MacArthur held New Guinea-last buffer for Australia Complete control of New Guinea by August 1944 Island hopping May 1943-Attu recaptured August 1943-Kisa recaptured November 1943-Tarawa and Makin, Gilbert Islands Jan/Feb 1944-Marshall Islands June 19, 1944-battle for Marianas B-29 super bomber November 1944-round the clock bombing of Japan proper

  6. Japan Dies Hard July/August 1944 Marianna Islands secured October 20, 1944-MacArthur returns to the Philippines Battle of Leyte Gulf (Oct. 23-26, 1944) U.S. victory Battle of Luzon (main Philippine Island)-January 1945 Philippines not secured until July 1945 with a cost of 60,000 American casualties Iwo Jima captured in March 1945 4,000 Americans killed for this island Okinawa-April to June 1945 50,000 American casualties Japan suffered more Kamikazes sank 30 ships and damaged many more

  7. Guided Practice Create a timeline of the major battles you selected in your drill, then describe the significance of each military action in the Pacific during World War II.

  8. Wrap-Up Why did the Japanese government refuse to surrender when the United States issued a warning prior to the use of the atomic bomb.

  9. Homework 1. Read Chapter 17 Section 4. 2. Prepare for a Chapter 17.1 and 17.2 quiz on Tuesday

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