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Complete Warm up on worksheet!

WAR IN THE PACIFIC!

World War II in Europe

WAR IN THE PACIFIC! Japan immediately invaded the Philippines after pearl harbor. The United States was unable to stop Japanese expansion Japan formed the “Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity sphere” where Japan would dominate Asia without western influence United States was able to save Australia from Japan in the Battle of the Coral sea

Doolittle Raid U.S. send B-25 Bombers that are launched from Aircraft Carriers to attack the Japan. Raid causes little real damage but a lot of Psychological damage to the Japanese's.

Return to the Philippines – 1944 U.S. returns and kicks the Japanese out. General Douglas MacArthur promises “I shall return” To the Philippines people to liberate them from the Japanese.

BATTLE OF MIDWAY Japan sought to destroy remaining U.S. Fleet Americans had cracked the Japanese code and set a trap Japanese caught off guard, lost 4 aircraft carriers and naval superiority in the pacific

Japanese Strategy for the War Make surprise attacks and seize as much territory as possible as quickly as possible. Dig in, and give the Americans the option of a negotiated a peace or a long bloody war. US Strategy - Island Hopping Campaign – U.S. attack weakly defended islands and by pass others when possible. This way the U.S. can get to Japan and invade Japan with a minimum of causalities

Battle of Leyte Gulf October 1944 In The Philippines

Battle of Leyte Gulf Japanese Used Kamikaze Pilots against American ships Kamikazes: Suicide pilots Flying planes into ships

Battle of Leyte Gulf USA vs. Japan; America wins; wipes out most of Japanese Navy.

Battle of Okinawa April 1945; island 350 miles off the coast of Japan

Battle of Okinawa Japan lost 110,000 – America lost 12,500 moved USA closer to an invasion of Japan to end the war.

Truman faced a choice Japanese had fought so tenaciously at Okinawa and Iwo Jima some estimates had the U.S. losing over 500,000 soldiers invading Japan The Manhattan Project: The bomb had been developed in a secret tech race with the Germans and costing billions of dollars. Truman knew Japanese civilians would be killed

The Japanese would not surrender without their government keeping control The majority of the Japanese Army (2 Million) was relocating from China to defend Japan The Soviet Union had been persuaded to assist in attacking Japanese controlled China, but Truman didn’t want them to have communist influence over Japan after the war

Atomic Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki:

America dropped 2 atomic (nuclear bombs) on Japan August 6, 1945 Hiroshima bombed: 100,000 killed August 9, 1945 Nagasaki bombed:90,000 killed Forced the surrender of Japan and the end of the war: America never invaded Japan.

Essay Advice Essential Questions about the use of the A-bomb: 1.Is it moral to target civilians in a time of war? 2.How do you weigh the lives of American soldiers vs. the lives of Japanese civilians? 3.Was the bomb necessary as a military solution? Although statement 2 quotes from sources

Warm up –Write the Question In your opinion, what were 2 turning points of the war that caused the Axis to start losing? Who attended and what occurred at the Tehran conference?

Invasion of Italy July 1943

Invasion of Italy Resulted in Allied conquest of Sicily and eventually all of Italy Italians overthrow Mussolini and switch sides

Death of Mussolini

Battle of the Bulge December 1944 Allies vs. Germany In Belgium

Battle of the Bulge

Hitler’s final attempt at victory fails German offensive forced allies to temporarily retreat Allies eventually pushed Germans back and caused heavy losses for Hitler

Potsdam Meeting in a Berlin Suburb to decide how divide a post-Hitler Europe The Soviet Union would occupy central and Eastern Europe Truman was worried about Soviet expansion, and warned Stalin about the A-bomb

Is it okay to target civilians and cities in a time of war?

Fall of the Nazis Fighting a 2 front war, the Nazis gradually retreated back into Germany Germany simply out produced The Soviets were the first to make it to Berlin, and taking devastating loses, they captured the city Hitler committed suicide in a bunker with his wife Eva Braun

END OF WAR As in WW1, the Russian Army took most of the casualties The only 2 nations able to stand on their own in the world are the U.S. and Soviet Union, who immediately fall out and start the 46 year long “Cold War” All the countries that the Soviet Army occupied were denied the free elections Stalin promised England and France start to lose control of their colonies across the world, leading to an end of the age of imperialism

The competition became known as the “Cold War”… …and it split the industrialized world in two.