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PROJECT

Japan Pacific Campaign

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MISS LORE3°CCAMILA ARBELÁEZMONSERRAT GOMEZJULIETA JIMENEZ

INDEX

1.Surprise Attack on Pearl Harbor

2. Japanese Victories

3.The allies strike back

4.An allied offensive

6.Bibliography

5.Gallery

In 1941, American sailors at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii awoke to the roar of explosives. Japan's greatest naval strategy. The Japanese began their Asian conquests in 1940 by invading Asia from the sea and overland. Soon they had taken control of more than 1 million square miles of Asian land.

Surprise Attack on Pearl Harbor

The U.S.S West Virginia is engulfed by flames after taking a direct hit during the Japanese attack on the Pearl Harbor

The Japanese began their Asian conquests in 1940 by invading Asia from the sea and overland. They treated their subjects with cruelty and considered it dishonorable to surrender. The Bataan Death March was an especially brutal punishment for those who did.

Japanese Victories

Second Sino-Japanese War 1937-1945 Japanese soldiers celebrate a victory in a town near Tientsin (Tianjin) - late July 1937

The Japanese warship Mikuma lists and begins to sink after being struck by bombs from American aircraft during the Battle of Midway.

Doolittle Raid made psychological point that Japan was vulnerable to attack. Battle of the Coral Sea saw Allies intercept Japanese fleet heading for New Guinea. American pilots destroyed 332 Japanese planes, all four aircraft carriers, and one support ship in two weeks' bombing campaign.

The allies strike back

AN ALLIED OFFENSIVE

Japanese were building a huge air base on the island of Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands. The climax of sea fighting in the Solomons came in the Naval Battle of Guadalcanal. In February 1943, after six months of fighting on land and at sea, the Battle of Guadalcanal finally ended.

This Offensive was a continuation of the First Battle of Champagne, and was an attempt to gain valuable areas of French territory held by the Germans.

U.S. Marines storm ashore at Guadalcanal.

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Some Japanese search aircraft were late getting into the air. As a result, the Japanese were completely unaware that U.S. ships were nearby.

General Douglas MacArthur 1880-1964

Map of the Battle of Guadalcanal, originally published in the 1943 Britannica Book of the Year.

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McDougal, H. (2012). Modern World History. Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.

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The Allied Victory

By: David Espinoza Garcia and Sergio Alejandro Castillo

Index

1.-Introduction

2.- The Tide of Two Wars

3.-The Allied Home Fronts

4.-Victory In Europe

History III / 3RD B / Teacher Lore

5.- References

1.-Introduction

On December 22, 1941, Winston Churchill and President Roosevelt met at the White House to developed a joint war policy . Stalin wanted his allies to relieve Germans pressure on his armies in the East. This would split the Germans' strength by forcing them to fight major battles in two regions.

President Franklin Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill give a joint press conference on December 23, 1941 in the Oval Office.

2.-The Tide of Two Wars

The North African Campaign

General Erwin Rommel took the key Libyan port city of Tobruk in June 1942. The British sent General Bernard Mongomery to take control of British forces in North Africa. Germans advanced to an Egyptian village called El Alamein and Rommels made it an army basement.

The Battle of Alamein began on the night of October 23. They fought fiercely and finally German troops were beaten on November 4. On November 8 an allied force of more than 100,00 troops landed in Morocco. Rommel's Afrika Korps was finally crushed in May 1943.

A German Signals reception unit in the desert at first day of the battle of El Alamein. By Bundesarchiv - CC BY-SA 3.0

The Battle of Stalingrad

Began on August 23, 1942. When the German Troops Commanded by Friedich Paulus conquered 90% of Stalingrad. Soviet troops made a closing around Stalingrad, trapped the Germans inside and cut the supply line. General Pulus begged Hittler to order a retreat, but Hitler refused with the argument of : "to be held at all cost".

On February 2, 1943. 90,000 German troops surrendered to the Soviets. Germans were now on the defensive with the Soviet troops pushing them steadily westward.

Soldiers during street fighting at Stalingrad

Título 2

The Invasion Of Italy

Roosevelt and Churchill decided to attack Italy . On July 10, 1943, Allied forces landed on Sicily. On July 25, King Victor Emmanuel III had the dictator Mussolini arrested. On September 3 Italy surrendered. But the Germans seized control of northern Italy and put Mussolini back in charge. Finally the Germans retreated northward, and the Allies entered Rome on June 4,1944.

3.-The Allied Home Fronts

In war-torn countries like the Soviet Union and Great Britain, civilians endured extreme hardships.

By 1944, between 17 and 18 million U.S. workers, many of them women, had jobs in war industries.

In the Soviet Union, a Moscow youngster collected enough scrap metal to produce 14,000 artillery shells.

On february 19, 1942, President Rooselvet issued an executive order calling for the internment of Japanese Americans because they were considered a threat to the country.

In March, the military began rounding up aliens and shipping them to relocation camps.

On april 27, 1945, Italian resistance fighters ambushed some German trucks near the North of the city of Milan, they found Mussolini disguised as German soldier

The battle of the Bulge

4.-The Victory in Europe

While the allies were dealing with issues on the home front, they also were preparing to push toward victory in Europe.

In May 1944, the invasion was ready, Thousands of planes, ships, tanks and landing craft to order to attack.

General Dwight D, Eienshower, the commander of this enormous force, planned to strike on the coast of Normandy, NW France.

The D-Day Invasion

Germans knew the attack was coming.

Allies set up a huge dummy army with its own headquarters and equipment.

In May 1945, General Eisenhower accepted the unconditional surrender.

5.- References

Carlin, D. (September/18/2019). Roosevelt, Churchill And The Creation Of The United Nations. Forbes. Recovered on November 4, 2021, from https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidcarlin/2019/09/17/roosevelt-churchill-and-the-creation-of-the-united-nations/?sh=7d4988b5528eKnighton, A. (March 26,2018). The Battles of El Alamein - The Beginning Of The End Of Rommel's Afrika Korps. WAR HISTORY ONLINE. Recovered in 21-11-04, from https://www.warhistoryonline.com/world-war-ii/battles-el-alamein-beginning-end-rommels-africa-corps-xc.html TASS. (july 17,2017). Stalingrad: Remembering the bloodiest battle of World War II.Recovered in 04/11/2021, from https://tass.com/society/774828 History Church. . Allied Invasion of Italy. History Crunch - History Articles, Summaries, Biographies, Resources and More. Recovered4 on November 4, 2021, from https://www.historycrunch.com/allied-invasion-of-italy.html# / Beck . R. ( 1998). Modern World History. taken from pages 506-509. Holt McDougal

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The Allied Victory By: David Espinoza Garcia and Sergio Alejandro Castillo Index 1.-Introduction 2.- The Tide of Two Wars 3.-The Allied Home Fronts 4.-Victory In Europe History III / 3RD B / Teacher Lore 5.- References 1.-Introduction On December 22, 1941, Winston Churchill and President Roosevelt met at the White House to developed a joint war policy .

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