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28 sec. 4 Japan

History Yamato Clan - early rulers of Japan Unified Japan Moved Capital to Heian (Kyoto) Protected by Samurai

Recent History Took Korea Invaded Manchuria Invaded China Conquered SE Asia Attacked Pearl Harbor

Attack on Pearl Harbor Missed Submarines Missed Carriers Almost all ships were repaired

Japan’s advances half of China, French Indochina, Philippines MacArthur - in charge of defense of Philippines “I shall return.”

Japanese Territory, 1942

Doolittle Raid Surprise Attack on Tokyo Japanese have doubts

Battle of Midway Surprise Attack Japanese outnumber U.S. 4 to 1 U.S. sunk four Japanese Carriers Turning Point of War

Island Hopping Japan had taken thousands of islands U.S. decided to skip some islands on way to Japan

Japanese Soldiers

American Victories Guadalcanal Philippines Battle of Leyte Gulf Okinawa

Kamikazes Japanese planes and boats loaded with explosives Suicide attacks

Kamikazes

Manhattan Project Secret Project to build atomic bombs Oppenheimer headed project Three bombs produced

Fat Man & Little Boy Little Boy dropped on Hiroshima - August 6, 1945 Fat Man dropped on Nagasaki - August 9, 1945 Killed 200,000 Japanese surrender

Nagasaki

Japan Today Most live in Honshu Economy is based on trade Cars, trucks, electronic equipment

School in Japan 6 days a week 6 weeks of vacation in July and August Highly structured classrooms

Transportation Bullet Trains Allow people to commute to regions hundreds of miles away