World War II (continued) Created by and used with permission from Dan Ewert, Friendswood High School One of the reasons Japan did so much conquering (other than the racism…

World War II (continued) World War II (continued) Created by and used with permission from Dan Ewert, Friendswood High School 1 One of the reasons Japan did so much conquering…

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…

Slide 1 Todayâs Schedule â 4/4 Analysis of FDRâs Speech PPT: The War in the Pacific Analysis of Strategies HW: Read 915-922 Define These Terms Infamy Premeditated Implications…

World War II Battles in Europe D-Day â June 6, 1944 The force consisted of 3 million British, American, and Canadian troops. Liberation of the Death Camps Soviet troops…

Why did the Japanese attack Pearl Harbor? Why did the Japanese attack Pearl Harbor? 1 Stimson Doctrine-The U.S. refused to diplomatically acknowledge the addition of Manchuria…

Why did the Japanese attack Pearl Harbor? Why did the Japanese attack Pearl Harbor? 1 Stimson Doctrine-The U.S. refused to diplomatically acknowledge the addition of Manchuria…

European Theater European Theater Objectives: Student will discover the major battles that were fought in the European Theater. Students will begin designing a poster to…

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…

PowerPoint Presentation WWII Combat Nazi Tide Naziâs had taken Western Europe Unsuccessful air war with Britain Naziâs break Russian nonaggression pact Armies advance miles…