The Japanese Period in the Philippines Prepared by: Marilyn B. Balabag The Transfer of the Commonwealth Government to America Pearl Harbor Bombing The Fall of Bataan and…

1. Chapter 13 Freedom and Independence 1898-1899 2. • The U.S. take-over of Intramuros on August 13, 1898, to the exclusion of the Filipino forces who had earlier laid…

1. Submitted by:Arlene Mata Cyrene Joy MoratoSubmitted to:Andy Patricio Bonifacio 2. The circumstances surrounding the declaration of Philippine independence , Its constitution…

Slide 1Pearl Harbor Losses Casualties: Navy & Marine:Navy & Marine: –2117 dead –960 missing –876 wounded Army:Army: –226 dead –396 wounded 8 Battleships8…

Slide 1Contributions of Americans During WW II Slide 2 US Contributions to WW II 16 million Americans were in the military during WW II, the most of any US war 750,000 Americans…

Slide 1 Slide 2 The Coming of the War 1931-1942 Slide 3 Slide 4  Pearl Harbor/”a date which will live in infamy”- US naval base in Hawaii that was bombed by Japan…

Slide 1Major Conflict and Outcomes of World War II Chapter 26 p. 806 – 838 Primarily p. 814- 822 Slide 2 Origins of World War II March 15, 1939 Hitler invaded and took…

1.   2. KEEPING THE FAITH How the Last Generalof the Katipuneroscontinued the fight against insurmountable challenges Miguel Malvar y Carpio September 1, 1865 - October…

1. Objective: To examine the majorbattles from 1942 –1944. Do Now: Map Study questions, p. 756 2. · The Soviets retreated as the Germans advanced on Moscow, burning crops…

Slide 1 Slide 2  What were Internment Camps? Slide 3  Camps in the United States where Japanese Americans and others were held during WWII. Slide 4  Who was Franklin…