Chapter 17 The USA in WWII

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Chapter 17 The USA in WWII

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Rationing in WWII. Before the Second World War began, Britain imported about 55 million tons of food from many different countries every year. When war began in September 1939 this importing was stopped because the ships were being torpedoed by German submarines.

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Chapter 17: The U.S. in WWII Section 3: The War in the Pacific

Chapter 17: The U.S. in WWII Section 3: The War in the Pacific. Standards. California Academic Standards: 11.7.2, 6, & 7 11.7 Students analyze America's participation in World War II.

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The U.S. in WWII

The U.S. in WWII. 1942-43. Ernest J. King George C. Marshall Chester W. Nimitz. Japanese Offensives of 1941 - 1942. The Philippines hold out…. …until May 1942. Journey into captivity since known as the “Bataan Death March”.

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WWII chapter 25

WWII chapter 25. 1941-1945. Describe the response of Americans to the rise of nationalism in Japan, Italy, and Germany during the 1930’s. How did President Roosevelt ready the US for war?

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UNIT 6 Chapter 24 – WWII: The Road to War Chapter 25 – WWII: The Americans at War

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Chapter 37 WWII

Chapter 37 WWII. Origins of WWII. Although the official starting date for WWII is usually given as September 1, 1939 when Germany invaded Poland, or even December 7, 1941 when Japan bombed Pearl Harbor, the origins of the war were already clear when Japan invaded Manchuria in 1931.

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WWII Chapter 19-20

WWII Chapter 19-20. Section 1: Dictators Section 2: Isolation to Involvement Section 3: America Enters War & home Section 4: Victory & Aftermath. Section 1: Dictators Legacy of WWI A. Germany & Russia 1. Bitterness & Revenge B. Totalitarianism II. Dictators A. Italy

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UNIT 6 Chapter 24 – WWII: The Road to War Chapter 25 – WWII: The Americans at war

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Chapter 26- WWII

Chapter 26- WWII. 26.1- Dictators Wh at is a dictator? Who was Italy's dictator? Who was Germany's dictator?. Mussolini . Hitler . force. A dictator is a leader who controls people by using _____________. . smiles. hope. Hitler was a dictator. Italy.

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The Tide Turns in WWII

The Tide Turns in WWII. June 1944 – May 1945. The Allied success in Rome was followed by the biggest Allied invasion of the war June 6, 1944 – “ D-Day ” – codenamed Operation Overlord , was launched – a full scale invasion of the European continent

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Chapter 24 WWII Looms

Chapter 24 WWII Looms. Pgs. 700-727. Dictators Threaten World Peace. Failures of the World War I Peace Settlement Germany upset: blamed for the start of WWI, had to pay everyone back, stripped them of “German” countries

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WWII Events in the Pacific

WWII Events in the Pacific. WWII EVENTS - Pacific. 1931 – 1941: Japan begins empire building by conquering Asian lands. Dec. 1941 – Japanese attack Pearl Harbor to destroy any U.S. threat of attack; U.S. declares war on Japan.

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The Home Front during WWII- Ch 17 Sec1

The Home Front during WWII- Ch 17 Sec1. Mobilizing for Defense. Ch 17 Sec1- Essential Ques. How did the US expand its armed forces? How was the mobilization of industry, labor, scientists, and the media achieved?

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WWII in the PACIFIC

WWII in the PACIFIC. AT HOME:. Propaganda & Pearl Harbor = Hatred for Japanese Thought: Japanese “ diabolically ” clever. OUR HATRED OF THE JAPANESE…. So what does America do?. Hawaii & West coast Japanese-Americans “evacuated” War Relocation Authority (WRA)

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The US in WWII

The US in WWII. Dec. 7, 1941: Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. How ready were we to respond?. Preparedness:. Since WWI: Isolationist The Great Depression Unemployment down, but when programs were cut in 1937, went up. Programs had to be restored. (WPA) Attack on Pearl Harbor

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Chapter 17: The U.S. in WWII Section 1: Mobilization on the Home Front

Chapter 17: The U.S. in WWII Section 1: Mobilization on the Home Front. Standards. 11.7.3, 5, & 6

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The WWII Industry in Chicago

The WWII Industry in Chicago. Chicago History. Bell Ringer. Bell Ringer Review this graph The red dotted line is normal unemployment rate. In what year is the unemployment rate the highest? In what year is the unemployment rate the lowest?

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Chapter 35: America in WWII

Chapter 35: America in WWII. 1941-1945. Allies Trade Space for Time. Pearl Harbor jarred many Americans' minds out of isolationism and into revenge-on-Japan mode. This was especially true on the west coast where there was only water between the U.S. and the Japanese fleet.

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CRYPTOLOGY IN WWII

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WWII in the Pacific

WWII in the Pacific. Vocab. Lend-Lease Act – US Congressional Act allowing FDR sell or lend war materials to “any country whose defense the President deems vital to the defense of the United States” (March 1941)

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The United States in WWII

The United States in WWII. Unit 4 Part 2 Section 1. US Expands Armed Forces. After Pearl Harbor, 5 million volunteered. Selective Service System – expansion of draft – added 10 million more WAAC (Women’s Auxiliary Army Corps) – May 15, 1942 – 250,000 Minorities 500,000 Mexican Americans

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WWII Propaganda in the U.S.

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