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Chapter 24 Section 3 The United States in World War II Riddlebarger

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1 Chapter 24 Section 3 The United States in World War II Riddlebarger
The War in the Pacific Chapter 24 Section 3 The U.S. Enters WWII Riddlebarger Chapter 24 Section 3 The United States in World War II Riddlebarger

2 War in the Pacific Outline
Slow Start for the Allies Japanese advances The Philippines Bataan Death March Americans Respond Doolittle’s Raid Battle of the Coral Sea Battle of Midway Guadalcanal Allies Press On US industry impact Code Talkers Back to the Philippines Kamikaze Iwo Jima & Okinawa

3 Pearl Harbor Damage

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5 Douglas MacArthur

6 Bataan- part of Philippines

7 Bataan Death March

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9 Doolittle’s Raid

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11 Battle of the Coral Sea Breaking of Japanese code
1st time Japanese advances stopped.

12 Battle of Midway Midway changes balance of power in the Pacific.
Turning point- U.S. on the offensive USS Yorktown listing before sunk by Japanese subs.

13 Guadalcanal

14 Code Talkers

15 Back To the Philippines
By mid-1944 Battle of Leyte Gulf

16 Kamikaze

17 Iwo Jima

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19 Okinawa 350 miles from Japan Huge casualty numbers
June U.S. gains control

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