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The Second World War

The Second World War. 1939-1945. The Two Sides in WW2. The Allies: Great Britain, Soviet Union, United States. The Axis Powers: Germany, Italy, Japan. The Two Theatres/Fronts . WW2 was fought in two main theatres/fronts: the European and Pacific Theatres. WW2 Begins in Europe.

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Chapter 18, Section 4 and 5

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World War II

World War II. Blitzkrieg. September 1939. The Victors. Maginot Line Built as protection from Germany. It was a mistake!. Even with Anti tank cannons and a main fortress every 5 kilometers, there was an undeniable flaw ! The line went from Belgium to Switzerland. Battle of Dunkirk .

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Standard 7 (Unit 8)

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WWII

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World War II: The Pacific Theater

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War in the Pacific

War in the Pacific. Japanese expansion until 1941. 1931 invasion of Manchuria with plans to take southeast Asia 1937 capture Nanking, embarking on deadly rampage killing 200,000 Chinese 1941 Japan intended to invade Dutch East Indies for its resources to build military

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World War II

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World War II in the Pacific

World War II in the Pacific. What actions did the Japanese take in the months after bombing Pearl Harbor?. Invaded Clark Field in the Philippines Invaded and took control of the Philippine Islands. Pearl Harbor (p. 754). Japanese Expansion Before World War II. Bataan Death March.

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WWII

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SOL BOOTCAMP 2011

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The Battle of the Pacific

The Battle of the Pacific. The Sleeping Giant Wakes Up. Six months after Pearl Harbor (May 7, 1942). Japan Controls Philippines 300,000 sq. Miles of Ocean / Islands Japan is ready to attack Australia U.S. is nervous - West Coast Japan has 3 times as many ships in Pacific as the U.S. .

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World War II: The War Front

World War II: The War Front. US History: Spiconardi . The Belligerents . Allied Powers. Axis Powers. United States of America Franklin D. Roosevelt Great Britain Winston Churchill (Prime Minister) France Charles de Gaulle Soviet Union (USSR) Joseph Stalin 45 other countries. Germany

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14.2 The Early Battles

14.2 The Early Battles. I. Holding the Line Against Japan. D ays after the attack at Pearl Harbor, the Japanese sent troops into the Philippines 1. U.S. & Filipino forces, commanded by General MacArthur , retreated to the Bataan Peninsula

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American History Chapter 18: World War II: Americans at War

American History Chapter 18: World War II: Americans at War IV. The War in the Pacific Bell Ringer What is the most important way the use of nuclear weapons has changed the world? What were some events that led to the war between Japan and the US? Objectives

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War in the Pacific

War in the Pacific. Major Events. Bombing of Pearl Harbor. Dec 7, 1941 Planned and executed by Yamamoto Involved 105 high-level bombers 135 dive bombers 81 fighters In 2 hours 18 warships, 188 aircrafts, 2403 servicemen were killed or destroyed. Pearl Harbor continued.

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Chapter 17 Section 3

Chapter 17 Section 3. The War in the Pacific. After Pearl Harbor. Although Nazi defeat was the first priority, we did not wait until after V-E Day to move against Japan.

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Bataan Death March

Bataan Death March. By Cadet allen.

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WWII Review

WWII Review. Containment: Limiting communism to the areas already under Soviet control Anschluss: Union of Austria and Germany engineered by Hitler Island hopping: US Marines attempting to recapture islands in Pacific from the Japanese. Operation Barbarossa:

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