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1 WWII Japanese Imperialism and Post-War Japan Kelsey Spang

2 Asia Before and After

3 Why Japanese Control of Pan-Asia? Modernization/ Industrialization Demand for Access to Resources Pan-Asian control= WORLD POWERHOUSE

4 The Stages of Civilization

5 Interference from the West Sino-Japanese War Boxer Rebellion WWI World Economic Crisis

6 Interference from the West

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8 Pro-Japanese Propaganda

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10 Rational for Pearl Harbor After the US imposed economic sanctions on Japan for war with China, Japan turned to an alliance with axis power Germany. Japan had its eyes on US-owned Philippines US put an oil embargo on Japan in attempts to hurt economy Japan decided to attack Pearl Harbor

11 The Fall of Japan Okinawa Hiroshima and Nagasaki

12 Hiroshima

13 Nagasaki

14 Bomber Plane

15 Effects of Atomic Bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki- Manga

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