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Chapter 1: Japanese Expansionism in East Asia 1.1 – The impact of nationalism and militarism on Japan’s foreign policy: the origins, Copy the mind map on page 16. Use this as the basis for your notes. Focus on motives and events that support each of the factors. Main ideas include: – Growth of Japanese Militarism (origins/reasons) – Japan and the First World War – Japan’s problems in the 1920s Make sure you understand this information! Due Tuesday!

EA 1 Mock Exam Get out your “guide to Paper 1” packet, a blue or black PEN, and several pieces of paper.

EA1 Reminders Read the questions first – you will have 5 minutes of read time (NO WRITING) Answer the questions in order – each one builds off of one another Do not simply summarize the sources  ANALYZE! Be clear in your statements – “The origin is valuable because….” “Source B and D are similar because….” “Source A says……” Pace yourself….save 25 minutes for question four. – Question 4 is the “mini-essay.” It is the only one you will have an intro/conclusion and requires your own knowledge You don’t HAVE to know a lot about the topic – you will learn as you read. Remember – you are demonstrating your content knowledge AND historical skills, so make sure you are answering the question and including specific details/evidence Avoid vague statements, generalizations and fluff Reference the source (Source A, B, etc.) and do NOT use excessive quotes. Write legibly  we will peer edit on Monday