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MODERN ERA

MODERN ERA. INTERACTIONS: IMPERIALISM 1750 - 1914. IMPERIALISM. Motives of imperialism Modern imperialism Refers to domination of industrialized countries over subject lands Domination achieved by trade, investment, business activities Two types of modern colonialism

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Japan and the Pacific

Japan and the Pacific. Ilwon Chang Roger Kim . Review. Japanese dreamed of empire Overcrowded Shortages of resource Conquering other countries Lead to World War II . Japan Seeks a Pacific Empire. In 1931, Japan started growing Took over Manchuria

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14.2 The Early Battles

14.2 The Early Battles. I. Holding the Line Against Japan. D ays after the attack at Pearl Harbor, the Japanese sent troops into the Philippines 1. U.S. & Filipino forces, commanded by General MacArthur , retreated to the Bataan Peninsula

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25.3 The War in the Pacific

25.3 The War in the Pacific. Objectives: 1. To identify key turning points in the war in the Pacific 2. Explain the developments and debates concerning the use of the atom bomb. 3. Describe the challenges faced by the Allies in building a just and lasting postwar peace.

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East Asia

By: Kyle McKenney Julian Palmer 10-22-10. East Asia. How did they change and how did they adapt to a changing world?. Ming Dynasty originally ruled. China fell to peasant and military rebellions. Manchu kingdom took over. Kept customs to gain legitimacy. Banned outside trade.

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Social Studies

Social Studies. Pages 13 to 17. Done by: Lucas Wang Hong Yi 5/1. 8 December 1941 Japanese attack Pearl Harbour , Raffles Place, Tengah Airfield, Seletar Airfield, Kota Bahru and Southern Thailand. TImeline. 11 December 1941 British abandoned Kuala Lumpur. 31 December 1941

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Chapter 12.2 Study Guide

Chapter 12.2 Study Guide. Main Idea: Japanese and American naval forces battled for control of the Pacific. Detail: A few hours after they bombed Pearl Harbor, the Japanese attacked American airfields in the Philippines

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Japanese Feudalism

1. Emperor-symbolic leader, descended from Shinto deities (gods) 2. Shogun- supreme military commander 3. Daimyo- local lord, supplied Samurais to Shogun 4. Samurai-warrior class 5. Farmers (Merchants were lowest class). 1. Japanese Feudalism. 2. 3. 4. 5.

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