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2 BattlesMotivesPeopleCultureNanking Cause & Effect 500 400 300 200 100 200

3 This battle brought the United States into WWII Pearl Harbor

4 This battle was the turning point in the Pacific War Midway

5 The first atomic bomb ever used in war was dropped here Hiroshima

6 This was the last major battle of the war Okinawa

7 This battle was the beginning of the US counter- offensive Guadalcanal

8 Japan needed colonies because she lacked these Natural resources

9 Japan bombed Pearl Harbor to do this Destroy the US Pacific fleet

10 Japan wanted to secure these in the East Indies Petroleum fields

11 Japanese attacked US bases here on the same day they bombed Pearl Harbor Philippines

12 The US wanted to destroy this in order to strangle Japan supply lines Merchant fleet

13 These pilots crashed their planes into enemy ships Kamikazes

14 He was considered to be a god by his people Emperor of Japan

15 He ordered the use of atomic bombs Pres. Harry S. Truman

16 Identify the speaker in this audio file Pres. F.D. Roosevelt

17 Identify the speaker in this audio clip Gen. Douglas MacArthur

18 Japanese were taught that Chinese were chancorro, meaning what? subhuman

19 Japanese soldiers did this rather than surrender Commit suicide

20 Japanese government revived this ancient religion Shinto

21 Japanese soldiers were taught this medieval code of conduct Bushido

22 The Japanese capture of US & Philippine troops in 1942 led to this infamous example of Japanese cruelty toward POW’s Bataan Death March

23 Westerners created this to protect the civilians of Nanking Safety Zone

24 What was the significance of Nanking for the Japanese? Capital of China

25 The leader of Westerners in Nanking was the local head of this political party Nazi Party

26 How did the mayor of Nanking react to the Westerners’ efforts to help He left town & left them in charge of city

27 Their attack was used as the excuse for the invasion of Shanghai Seven Japanese Monks

28 Effect: Hirohito surrendered Cause: Nagasaki nuked

29 Cause: US embargo of iron & petroleum Effect: Pearl Harbor bombed

30 Effect: Mao gained popularity & support of his people Cause: Chiang Kai-shek misuse of foreign aid

31 Cause: Japan was criticized for rapes in Nanking Effect: Japanese gov’t created “comfort women”

32 Effect: US used island-hopping strategy Cause: Japanese defensive perimeter

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