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1 Warm Up

2 Japanese Imperialism and Pearl harbor
World War II Japanese Imperialism and Pearl harbor

3 Japanese Imperialism

4 Japanese Imperialism 1931—Japan took Manchuria
1937—Japan invaded the rest of China Japan seized Guam, Hong Kong, Malay, Singapore, Philippines, and Dutch East Indies

5 December 7, 1941: Pearl Harbor

6 U.S.S. Arizona -Burned for two days
-Claimed about half of all lives lost on Dec 7, at Pearl Harbor -1177 died on U.S.S. Arizona alone

7 U.S.S. Arizona: TODAY

8 U.S. Joins World War II

9 December 8, 1941

10 Propaganda Machine Propaganda in full force following Pearl Harbor
However, much of the U.S. naval fleet was destroyed and was not able to retaliate quickly

11 Pearl Harbor: 5 Amazing Facts
Discuss and choose the most interesting with a partner WHY is this most interesting to you?

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