CHAPTER 22 Section 1 THE WORLD AT WAR AGAIN. “THE BIG THREE” STALIN ROOSEVELT CHURCHILL.

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CHAPTER 22 Section 1 THE WORLD AT WAR AGAIN

“THE BIG THREE” STALIN ROOSEVELT CHURCHILL

1) On ______________________________, the U.S. declared war on Japan. The U.S. now sided with __________________ and ____________________. Known as the “______________________” they fought in WWII against the “__________________________” of Germany, Italy and Japan. On ___________________________, Germany and Italy declared war on the US. 1) On ______________________________, the U.S. declared war on Japan. The U.S. now sided with __________________ and ____________________. Known as the “______________________” they fought in WWII against the “__________________________” of Germany, Italy and Japan. On ___________________________, Germany and Italy declared war on the US. DECEMBER 8, 1941 GREAT BRITAIN SOVIET UNION ALLIES AXIS POWERS DECEMBER 11, 1941

2) After the declaration of war, the U.S. __________________ its armed forces. ______ million men were drafted ______ million Americans volunteered 2) After the declaration of war, the U.S. __________________ its armed forces. ______ million men were drafted ______ million Americans volunteered MOBILIZED 10 6

3) ______________________ bombers attacked other U.S. bases in the Pacific Ocean. Japan’s leader, ___________, thought Japan would become the most powerful _________________ in the world. By May 1942, Japan had taken over _____________ and ________________. 3) ______________________ bombers attacked other U.S. bases in the Pacific Ocean. Japan’s leader, ___________, thought Japan would become the most powerful _________________ in the world. By May 1942, Japan had taken over _____________ and ________________. JAPANESE HIDEKI TOJO EMPIRE HONG KONGSINGAPORE

Japan also took control of the ______________________ Islands. Americans and ___________________ fought bravely under the leadership of General _________________________, but lost. This was known as the “___________________” battle – Japan had trapped the Americans. The Allied fighters were led on the “___________________________________” as Japan made the prisoners march 65 miles to prison camps without food or water. Japan also took control of the ______________________ Islands. Americans and ___________________ fought bravely under the leadership of General _________________________, but lost. This was known as the “___________________” battle – Japan had trapped the Americans. The Allied fighters were led on the “___________________________________” as Japan made the prisoners march 65 miles to prison camps without food or water. PHILIPPINE FILIPINO DOUGLAS MacARTHUR BATAAN BATAAN DEATH MARCH

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THE “BIG THREE” 4) The “Big Three” of WWII: ______________________________ of the United States ______________________________ of Great Britain ______________________________ of the Soviet Union 4) The “Big Three” of WWII: ______________________________ of the United States ______________________________ of Great Britain ______________________________ of the Soviet Union FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT WINSTON CHURCHILL JOSEF STALIN

Each leader presented a ______________ how to fight the ___________ Powers Stalin stated the U.S. and British should attack the ______________________ of Europe Roosevelt stated the attack should take place in ________________. Churchill states the attack should start with _____________ through _________________. The most important goal: _____________________________________ Each leader presented a ______________ how to fight the ___________ Powers Stalin stated the U.S. and British should attack the ______________________ of Europe Roosevelt stated the attack should take place in ________________. Churchill states the attack should start with _____________ through _________________. The most important goal: _____________________________________ PLAN AXIS WEST COAST FRANCE ITALYNORTH AFRICA DEFEAT GERMANY!

The Big Three Agreement for attack: Phase 1: Attack ____________________ first where Germany was weak Phase 2: Attack the __________________ of Europe Phase 3: Attack the __________________ area The Big Three Agreement for attack: Phase 1: Attack ____________________ first where Germany was weak Phase 2: Attack the __________________ of Europe Phase 3: Attack the __________________ area NORTH AFRICA WEST COAST PACIFIC

Ch. 22 Sec 1 Vocabulary Axis Powers – the countries that fought the Allies in World War II – Germany, Italy and Japan (as well as Austria and Czechoslovakia) Mobilize – to get ready for war / troop movement Siege – a military blocking of a city to force its surrender Axis Powers – the countries that fought the Allies in World War II – Germany, Italy and Japan (as well as Austria and Czechoslovakia) Mobilize – to get ready for war / troop movement Siege – a military blocking of a city to force its surrender