'Japanese war' presentation slideshows

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China Review

China Review. China was connected with the Middle East via what road?. The Silk Roads. What products were traded on the Silk Roads?. Silk, paper, porcelain, tea. Who did China trade with during the Middle Ages, c.1000-1500?. Muslims, who then traded with Europeans.

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A.P. European History:

A.P. European History: . The History of Russia. The History of Russia. A.P. European History: . A.P. European History: . Ivan the Terrible Conquers Tatar Chanates of Kazan and Astrakhan. A.P. European History: . A.P. European History: . Michael Romanov End Time of Trouble.

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How and why did Japan become an Imperial Power?

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The USA in WW II

The USA in WW II. Pr i or to the American invovlment. American isolitionism and non-interventionism Lend-Lease Act (1941) A total of $50.1bln (equivalent to $759 bln at 2008 prices) worth of supplies shipped to the UK, Soviet Union, France and China. Roots of the Pacific Theater conflict.

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Great Powers in Iran

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Working for country

Working for country. JOY. CELENA. JAMES. Contents. UNIT1. Working for country. UNIT1. Working for country Picture walk. b. a. c. d. e. . f. Q. Can you find the common things from the pictures? Q. What do you think about those pictures? Share your idea with your partner. 1.

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Imperialism

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The Age of Imperialism

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Inter War Years

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Russia: A Brief History

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THE RISE OF RUSSIA

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Communism and Fascism

Communism and Fascism. Communism in Russia. Key Terms. Bloody Sunday Duma Bolsheviks Leon Trotsky (1879-2940) Totalitarianism. Nicholas II. Russo-Japanese War (1904-1905). Sunday, Bloody Sunday (1905). Communist Party. Vladimir Lenin (1870-1924). Joseph Stalin (1878-1953).

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Japan modernized during the Meiji Restoration

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Meiji Restoration

Meiji Restoration. Mr. Millhouse AP World History Spring 2006. Internal Problems. By early 19 th century, Japanese society was in turmoil Declining agricultural productivity Periodic crop failures, famine, and starvation Harsh taxes on peasants Samurai and daimyo are in debt to merchants

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Japan Modernizes

10.1 Notes. Japan Modernizes. Standard and Objectives. Objective- To understand how Japan became a modern Industrial power and how it turned to Imperialism Standards-10.4.1 Describe the rise of industrial economies and their link to imperialism and colonialism

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The conflict between China and Taiwan over independence Peng Du

The conflict between China and Taiwan over independence Peng Du.

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The Manchurian Crisis

The Manchurian Crisis. 1929-1933. Guiding Questions. Why did Japan invade Manchuria? What was the response of the League of Nations to the Manchurian Crisis?. Background. The Russo-Japanese War Civil War in China The Hawley-Smoot Tariff The Japanese Economy Handling the Great Depression.

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Western Powers Rule Southeast Asia: Vietnam and the Philippines.

Western Powers Rule Southeast Asia: Vietnam and the Philippines. 641-644 and 722-727. Historical Background Information:.

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