Japan Strikes in the Pacific

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

17.2.  Japanese leaders looked toward the rich European colonies of Southeast Asia. To increase their resources.  If Japan conquered European colonies.

Advertisements

Japan’s Pacific Campaign Japan attacks Pearl Harbor in Hawaii and brings the United States into World War II.

Chapter 16.2 Japan Strikes in the Pacific Chapter 16-2 Japan Strikes in the Pacific Kerry Casey, Crystal Campero, and Julie Boyle Mr. Schumacher Period.

Japan’s Pacific Campaign December 7 th, 1941 Japan attacks Pearl Harbor “A Date Which Will Live In Infamy” What causes the US to enter WWII?

Ch Japan’s Pacific Campaign I. Surprise Attack on Pearl Harbor A. Day of Infamy 1.The U.S. cut off oil shipments to Japan in 1941 as a result of.

Chapter 16 Section 2 Japan’s Pacific Campaign

Section 2 Japan’s Pacific Campaign

Japan’s Pacific Campaign

Japan’s Pacific Campaign

Ch 16 Sec 2 PowerPoint Laura Hamilton Ambre Harris Brittany Newman

Japan’s Pacific Campaign Japan looks to take Southeast Asia U.S. had colonies in the Philippine Islands and Guam To prevent Japanese aggression, the U.S.

Japan and China 1937 – Invaded China Expected quick victory US aided in Chinese resistance Japan planned attacks on British and Dutch colonies.

Japan Strikes in the Pacific

A Monumental War. American History Chapter 24-3 The War in the Pacific.

Chapter 16-2 Japan Strikes in the Pacific –I) Japan Seeks a Pacific Empire –II) The Allies Strike Back.

Japan’s Pacific Campaign

Japan Strikes in the Pacific

J APAN ’ S P ACIFIC C AMPAIGN. Objectives: Chapter 16, Section 2 Explain how Japanese expansionism led to war with the Allies in Asia. Describe Japan’s.

Japan Strikes in the Pacific. A Surprise Attack Japan had been conquering territory in Southeast Asia. This was a potential threat to the American owned.

WWII Rages On. U.S. & Allies 1941 March 1941: The Lend Lease Act – FDR could lend or lease arms & supplies to any country vital to the U.S. Hitler orders.

World War II Philippine Islands Japanese attack Philippine Islands defended by U.S. and Filipino troops o War wages on the Bataan Peninsula.

Japan Strikes in the Pacific By Sean and Matt. Japan Seeks a Pacific Empire Manchuria Manchuria –Caused economic strain in Japan –Japan looked to increase.

War in the Pacific  Douglas MacArthur  Chester Nimitz  Doolittle’s Raid  Battle of Midway  Guadalcanal.

MWH Corning March  Japan’s military leaders wanted an empire like the European nations had  1931 – Japanese troops moved from Manchuria into NE.

Japan’s Pacific Campaign December 7 th, 1941 “A Date Which Will Live In Infamy” What causes the US to enter WWII?

Japan Strikes in the Pacific Isoroku Yamamoto Japanese Admiral Believes that they have to destroy U.S. fleet if Japan is to expand.

World War II Pacific Theater. Japanese Victories In the months following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor European and American possessions in the.

Japan’s Pacific Campaign December 7 th, 1941 Japan attacks Pearl Harbor “A Date Which Will Live In Infamy” What causes the US to enter WWII?

Japan’s Pacific Campaign December 7 th, 1941 Japan attacks Pearl Harbor “A Date Which Will Live In Infamy” What causes the US to enter WWII?

Chapter 16 – World War II ( ) Japan’s Pacific Campaign

32:2 Japan’s Pacific Campaign. Surprise Attack on Pearl Harbor October 1940: U.S. cracks Japanese code; aware of Japanese plans to conquer southeast.

Chapter 16 – World War II ( ) Section 2 – Japan’s Pacific Campaign Main Idea: Japan attacked Pearl Harbor in Hawaii and brought the US into WWII.

Japan’s Pacific Campaign Chapter 16 Section 2. Similar to Hitler, Japanese military leaders hoped in increase the Japanese empire. The expansion started.

Thursday February 15 th Bell Work How did the Japanese militarists want to solve their countries economic problems? Pg. 481 What Asian country did Japan.

War in the Pacific. The Pacific Front Soon after Pearl Harbor, Japan hits American airfields in Philippines. Soon after Pearl Harbor, Japan hits American.

World War II after Pearl Harbor. The attack on Pearl Harbor slowed the U.S. involvement in Asia. 2 hours after the attack on Pearl Harbor Japan attacked.

American Entry. Japan Strikes in the Pacific Japan Seeks a Pacific Empire –Japan needed land and raw materials – starts to invade China U.S. sends aid.

Japan’s Pacific Campaign (Chapter 16, Sec. 2)

Japan’s Pacific Campaign

Chapter 32, Section 2 “Japan Strikes in the Pacific”

Good Morning  Bell-Ringer

Japan Strikes in the Pacific

Japan Strikes in the Pacific Lecture # 5 Standard

World War 2 Outcome: The Pacific Theater

Outcome: The War on the Pacific

Fighting in the Pacific

Japan and Early WWII

Japan’s Pacific Campaign

The Pacific Theater.

Japan’s Pacific Campaign

The Allies Strike Back!.

The War in the Pacific Ch 25 Section 3.

Japan Strikes in the Pacific

16.2 Japan Strikes the Pacific

Japan’s Pacific Campaign

The Pacific Theater.

Japan’s Pacific Campaign

Why was the outcome of the Battle of Britain important for the Allies?

Japan’s Pacific Campaign

World War II The Pacific Theater.

Japan’s Pacific Campaign

Warm-Up 4/26 Take out your WWII timeline

Japan’s Pacific Campaign

Japan’s Pacific Campaign

The War in the Pacific Ch 25 Section 3.

Chapter 16 Section 2 Japan’s Pacific Campaign

Section 5: War in the Pacific

Japan’s Pacific Campaign

Japan’s Pacific Campaign

Presentation transcript:

Japan Strikes in the Pacific

Pacific Empire The Japanese were interested in SE Asia to build an Empire – especially in the rich European colonies. The US was concerned Japan would look to the Philippines and Guam. Pearl Harbor was home to the US naval fleet which threatened Japan.

Pacific Empire December 7 will be referred to a date that will live in infamy. After Pearl Harbor, Japan took over the American lands of Guam and Wake Island. Japan then went after the British lands of Hong Kong and Singapore.

Striking Back The first attack to revenge Pearl Harbor was the Doolittle Raid. Admiral Chester Nimitz commanded the American troops at the Battle of Midway. General Douglas MacArthur was the commander of the Allied land forces in the Pacific.

http://www. watchknowlearn. org/Video. aspx http://www.watchknowlearn.org/Video.aspx?VideoID=43025&CategoryID=529