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Retaking the Pacific

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THE DIPLOMACY OF GREAT POWER RIVALRY

THE DIPLOMACY OF GREAT POWER RIVALRY. THE ORIGINS OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR 1870-1914. OUTLINE. 1- Europe in the World: 1870-1914 2- Nationalisms and internationalisms 3-The evolution of war in the early 20 th century

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War in the Pacific

War in the Pacific. Pacific Theater. In addition to Pearl Harbor, Japan attacks Malaya, Hong Kong, Guam, Wake Island, Midway Island, and the Philippines (where the Americans are stationed under Gen. MacArthur). Philippines - Bataan Death March.

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This Day Will Live in Infamy!

This Day Will Live in Infamy!. January 7 th , 1941. Pearl Harbor. United States Naval base Pearl Harbor was attacked Japan. O n Sunday, December 7th, 1941

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This Day Will Live in Infamy!

This Day Will Live in Infamy!. January 7 th , 1941. Pearl Harbor. United States Naval base Pearl Harbor was attacked Japan. O n Sunday, December 7th, 1941

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Japan In WWII

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Allies turn the Tide -Pacific

Allies turn the Tide -Pacific. Section 24.1 and 24.3. Objectives. Evaluate the importance of the Battle of Midway Understand why the Americans took a two pronged attack towards Japan Relate the battles of Iwo Jima and Okinawa in relation to our decision to drop the Atomic Bomb.

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America Enters the War

America Enters the War. Section 23.3. Objectives. Explain the reasons why the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor Evaluate the decision for Germany to declare war on the United States Describe what the Doolittle raid did for American morale. Reasons for the Attack. US places embargo on Japan

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Pearl Harbor

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The United States in World War II

The United States in World War II. 24.3 The War in the Pacific. A Slow Start for the Allies. The attack on Pearl Harbor was a tremendous success for Japan

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Japanese Acquisition

Japanese Acquisition. 6 months after Pearl Harbor, the Japanese had conquered an empire larger than the Third Reich. The Japanese had control of Hong Kong, French Indochina, Malaya, Burma, Thailand, and much of China. They also conquered many islands in the pacific.

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Harper v Virginia Board of Elections, 1966

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A Day of INFAMY

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Liberation of Europe and War in the Pacific

Liberation of Europe and War in the Pacific. War in the Pacific. What did the Japanese do after Peal Harbor? A fter Pearl Harbor the Japanese conquered an empire that made the Third Reich look small. Hong Kong French Indochina ( Vietnam) Malaya Burma Thailand much of China

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Expansion in Asia

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Geographic Landforms

Geographic Landforms. Presented to you by: . Atoll. The Republic of Marshall Islands. This atoll is located just north of the equator and just east of the International date line. For more information: . http://www.dartmouthrmi.com/AboutTheRMI.html

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http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/mediaplay.php?id=16053&admin=32

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