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Japan Military leaders gain control in early 1900s More influential than emperor by 1930 Want an empire How might this shift affect how the country is.

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1 Japan Military leaders gain control in early 1900s More influential than emperor by 1930 Want an empire How might this shift affect how the country is run? Brainstorm an idea in your notes.

2 Japanese Aggression 1931 take over Manchuria, China 1937-8 Kill over 360,000 Chinese as it continues to expand in China U.S. protests but does nothing: Why?

3 July 1941: Japan invades French Indochina Roosevelt demands that Japan withdraw U.S. freezes Japanese money that is in American banks and cuts off exports to Japan What is different this time?

4 Strategy in attacking Pearl Harbor Destroy U.S. naval base in Pacific Give Japan time to control East Asia before the U.S. intervened

5 Pearl Harbor Pearl Harbor 2:30 7:55am December 7, 1941 Air attack Over 2,400 Americans killed 200 planes destroyed Declare war the next day

6 Impact U.S. entered WWII

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