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1 MANCHURIA ALASKA CANADA KOREA CHINA BHUTON HAWAII INDIA BURMA
(U.S. Territory) CANADA MANCHURIA JAPAN KOREA CHINA BHUTON HAWAII INDIA BURMA (U.S. Territory) (British Territory) FRENCH INDOCHINA MALAYA BORNEO (British Territory) DUTCH EAST INDIES AUSTRALIA

2 MONGOLIA ALASKA CANADA KOREA CHINA BHUTON HAWAII INDIA BURMA
(U.S. Territory) MONGOLIA CANADA MANCHURIA JAPAN CHINA KOREA BHUTON HAWAII INDIA BURMA (U.S. Territory) (British Territory) FRENCH INDOCHINA MALAYA BORNEO (British Territory) DUTCH EAST INDIES AUSTRALIA

3 NEPAL ALASKA CANADA MONGOLIA KOREA CHINA BHUTON HAWAII INDIA BURMA
(U.S. Territory) CANADA MONGOLIA MANCHURIA NEPAL JAPAN CHINA KOREA BHUTON HAWAII INDIA BURMA (U.S. Territory) (British Territory) FRENCH INDOCHINA MALAYA BORNEO (British Territory) DUTCH EAST INDIES AUSTRALIA

4 (U.S. and Australian Territories)
ALASKA (U.S. Territory) CANADA MONGOLIA MANCHURIA JAPAN CHINA KOREA NEPAL BHUTON HAWAII INDIA BURMA (U.S. Territory) (British Territory) FRENCH INDOCHINA MALAYA BORNEO (British Territory) NEW GUINEA (U.S. and Australian Territories) DUTCH EAST INDIES AUSTRALIA

5 (U.S. and Australian Territories)
ALASKA (U.S. Territory) CANADA MONGOLIA PAKISTAN MANCHURIA JAPAN CHINA KOREA NEPAL BHUTON HAWAII INDIA BURMA (U.S. Territory) (British Territory) FRENCH INDOCHINA MALAYA BORNEO (British Territory) NEW GUINEA (U.S. and Australian Territories) DUTCH EAST INDIES AUSTRALIA

6 (U.S. and Australian Territories)
ALASKA (U.S. Territory) CANADA MONGOLIA MANCHURIA PAKISTAN JAPAN CHINA KOREA NEPAL BHUTON HAWAII INDIA BURMA (U.S. Territory) (British Territory) FRENCH INDOCHINA PHILIPPINES MALAYA (U.S. Territory) BORNEO (British Territory) NEW GUINEA (U.S. and Australian Territories) DUTCH EAST INDIES AUSTRALIA

7 (U.S. and Australian Territories)
ALASKA (U.S. Territory) CANADA MONGOLIA MANCHURIA PAKISTAN JAPAN CHINA KOREA NEPAL BHUTON HAWAII INDIA BURMA (U.S. Territory) (British Territory) FRENCH INDOCHINA THAILAND PHILIPPINES (U.S. Territory) MALAYA BORNEO (British Territory) NEW GUINEA (U.S. and Australian Territories) DUTCH EAST INDIES AUSTRALIA

8 (U.S. and Australian Territories)
ALASKA (U.S. Territory) CANADA MONGOLIA MANCHURIA PAKISTAN JAPAN CHINA KOREA NEPAL TIBET BHUTON HAWAII INDIA BURMA (U.S. Territory) (British Territory) FRENCH INDOCHINA PHILIPPINES THAILAND (U.S. Territory) MALAYA BORNEO (British Territory) NEW GUINEA (U.S. and Australian Territories) DUTCH EAST INDIES AUSTRALIA

9 (U.S. and Australian Territories)
ALASKA (U.S. Territory) USSR CANADA MONGOLIA MANCHURIA PAKISTAN JAPAN CHINA KOREA NEPAL TIBET BHUTON HAWAII INDIA BURMA (U.S. Territory) (British Territory) FRENCH INDOCHINA PHILIPPINES THAILAND (U.S. Territory) MALAYA BORNEO (British Territory) NEW GUINEA (U.S. and Australian Territories) DUTCH EAST INDIES AUSTRALIA

10 (U.S. and Australian Territories)
ALASKA USSR (U.S. Territory) December 7, 1941 – ATTACK ON PEARL HARBOR (Hawaii): The Japanese surprise attack on the U.S. naval base in Pearl Harbor was a Japanese victory and led to the U.S. entrance into World War II. CANADA MONGOLIA MANCHURIA PAKISTAN JAPAN CHINA KOREA NEPAL TIBET BHUTON Attack on Pearl Harbor Pearl Harbor- The Attack HAWAII INDIA BURMA (U.S. Territory) (British Territory) FRENCH INDOCHINA PHILIPPINES THAILAND (U.S. Territory) MALAYA BORNEO (British Territory) NEW GUINEA (U.S. and Australian Territories) DUTCH EAST INDIES AUSTRALIA

11 (U.S. and Australian Territories)
ALASKA USSR (U.S. Territory) *By 1941, the Japanese controlled most of the Pacific islands. Instead of trying to fight Japan on all of the islands, the Allies used a strategy called Island Hopping or Leapfrogging. They bypassed islands heavily fortified by the Japanese and concentrated on islands that were not as heavily defended and would support the drive to reach Japan. CANADA MONGOLIA MANCHURIA PAKISTAN JAPAN CHINA KOREA NEPAL TIBET BHUTON HAWAII INDIA BURMA (U.S. Territory) (British Territory) FRENCH INDOCHINA PHILIPPINES THAILAND (U.S. Territory) MALAYA BORNEO (British Territory) NEW GUINEA (U.S. and Australian Territories) DUTCH EAST INDIES AUSTRALIA

12 (U.S. and Australian Territories)
ALASKA USSR (U.S. Territory) May 4 - 8, 1942 – BATTLE OF CORAL SEA: This was the first battle between Japanese and American aircraft carriers. Even though the battle resulted in the loss of the USS Lexington, it is considered a strategic victory for the Allies since it was the first time the Japanese advance was stopped. CANADA MONGOLIA MANCHURIA PAKISTAN JAPAN CHINA KOREA NEPAL TIBET BHUTON HAWAII INDIA BURMA (U.S. Territory) (British Territory) USS Lexington Battle of Coral Sea FRENCH INDOCHINA Pearl Harbor PHILIPPINES THAILAND (U.S. Territory) MALAYA BORNEO (British Territory) NEW GUINEA (U.S. and Australian Territories) DUTCH EAST INDIES AUSTRALIA

13 (U.S. and Australian Territories)
ALASKA USSR (U.S. Territory) June 4 - 7, 1942 – BATTLE OF MIDWAY: The United States broke the Japanese code and were able to learn Japan’s plans for the battle. Caught off guard, the Japanese lost 4 fleet cruisers and a heavy cruiser weakening their overall naval strength. The battle stopped the advancement of the Japanese Imperial Navy, making it a major turning point in the War in the Pacific. CANADA MONGOLIA MANCHURIA PAKISTAN JAPAN CHINA KOREA NEPAL TIBET BHUTON HAWAII INDIA BURMA (U.S. Territory) (British Territory) FRENCH INDOCHINA Pearl Harbor PHILIPPINES THAILAND (U.S. Territory) MALAYA BORNEO (British Territory) NEW GUINEA (U.S. and Australian Territories) DUTCH EAST INDIES Battle of Midway Coral Sea AUSTRALIA

14 (U.S. and Australian Territories)
ALASKA USSR (U.S. Territory) Attu CANADA Kiska MONGOLIA In June 1942, Japan captured Attu and Kiska (part of Alaska’s Aleutian Islands). U.S. troops with help from the Canadians regained the islands during the May 11-30, 1943 BATTLE OF ATTU and the August 15, 1943 BATLLE OF KISKA (the only causalities on Kiska were a result of friendly fire since the Japanese had abandoned the island a few weeks earlier). MANCHURIA PAKISTAN JAPAN CHINA KOREA NEPAL TIBET BHUTON INDIA Midway HAWAII BURMA (U.S. Territory) (British Territory) FRENCH INDOCHINA Pearl Harbor PHILIPPINES THAILAND (U.S. Territory) MALAYA BORNEO (British Territory) NEW GUINEA (U.S. and Australian Territories) Attu Aleutians in WWII DUTCH EAST INDIES The Forgotten WWII Battle Coral Sea AUSTRALIA

15 (U.S. and Australian Territories)
ALASKA USSR (U.S. Territory) Attu CANADA Aug 7, 1942 – Feb 9, 1943: BATTLE OF GUADALCANAL (Solomon Islands): This battle was the first major Allied offensive in the Pacific. Allied troops eventually forced the Japanese to evacuate the island. Kiska MONGOLIA MANCHURIA PAKISTAN JAPAN CHINA KOREA NEPAL TIBET BHUTON Midway HAWAII INDIA BURMA (U.S. Territory) (British Territory) Battle of Guadalcanal FRENCH INDOCHINA Pearl Harbor PHILIPPINES THAILAND (U.S. Territory) MALAYA BORNEO (British Territory) NEW GUINEA (U.S. and Australian Territories) DUTCH EAST INDIES Coral Sea AUSTRALIA

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