'Japanese home islands' presentation slideshows

Chapter 35

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Internment of Japanese Americans

Internment of Japanese Americans. One tragic consequence of the Pearl Harbor attack was a virulent anti-Japanese sentiment and the fear that the Japanese might act as saboteurs for Japan in case of invasion.

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The Bombing of Hiroshima

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Harry S. Truman & The Atomic Bomb

Harry S. Truman & The Atomic Bomb. Power point created by Robert Martinez Primary Content Source: Speaking of History: Vol. II, by Laura Belmonte. http://www.danzfamily.com/archives/blogphotos/06/393-tibbets-enola-gay.jpg.

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Harry S. Truman & The Atomic Bomb

Harry S. Truman & The Atomic Bomb. Power point created by Robert Martinez Primary Content Source: Speaking of History: Vol. II, by Laura Belmonte. http://www.danzfamily.com/archives/blogphotos/06/393-tibbets-enola-gay.jpg.

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World History, Culture, and Geography

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Fighting WWII

The ETO and PTO. Soldiers from the 2nd ''Dagger'' brigade of the US 1st Infantry Division on a road march during World War II. Fighting WWII. The Basics. America enters WWII on Dec. 8, 1941 FDR and Churchill meet in late December to come up with a strategy to win the war

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Peace at Last

Peace at Last. Chapter 26, Section 5. Truman knew little about ending the war or plans for postwar peace Weeks after he took office Germany surrendered Allies then turned their attention to defeating Japan. Island Hopping in the Pacific. The U.S. had two main goals in the Pacific War

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World War II: The Pacific Theater

World War II: The Pacific Theater. The Pacific Theater. Setting the Stage: Aggression in Asia 1931: Japan invaded Manchuria (NE province of China rich in minerals ) 1937: Japan invaded China who was experiencing a civil war Japan needed raw materials especially oil to be #1 in Asia.

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Japan and the United States

Japan and the United States. Japan develops a plan for attacks on European colonies and U.S. bases In 1941 President Franklin D. Roosevelt cuts off oil shipments to Japan. Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto plans attack on U.S. fleet in Hawaii. Day of Infamy.

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The War in the Pacific

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WWII: PACIFIC THEATRE

WWII: PACIFIC THEATRE. Island Hopping. Securing island by island to ensure shorter/safer routes for bombing campaigns against Japan. Resources needed: Strong Navy / Effective engineering of bases. U.S. Evacuates the Philippines: Dec. 22, 1941 .

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Write A Letter

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Operation Iceberg would proceed in three parts:

Pre-invasion Bombardment. Securing the beachhead. Operation Iceberg would proceed in three parts:. Battle. The last stepping stone to the Japanese home islands. The United States Military would suffer 62,000 Casualties. .

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