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WWII in the pacific

Write down everything you know about WWII in the Pacific. Examples: Who fought? How/why did it start? Describe the type of warfare. When did it begin & end? Where in the world did it happen?

Summary: Fought by Japan & the Allied Powers Impacted people of SE Asia (conquered by Japan) because much of the fighting occurred on their land Began with Japanese expansion & the Sino-Japanese war in 1937 U.S. Became involved when Japan bombed Pearl Harbor Fought using planes, ships, and “island hopping” invasions Fighting occurred in Pacific Ocean (ended 1945)

Use a T-chart to compare the attitudes of the Japanese & the attitudes of the people whose land they occupied. Japanese Propaganda Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=icVu-acHlpU WWII in the Philippines Interview Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lm2HSWRYVVQ

Create your own Propaganda Poster Use what you learned today to make a Propaganda poster that shows the viewpoint of one group involved in WWII in the Pacific.

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