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A - Mapa ng Asya at Karagatang Pasipiko noong 1941

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A - Mapa ng Asya at Karagatang Pasipiko noong 1941

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Germany invaded the Soviet Union in June, but Japan declined to join her ally, resolving instead to occupy the rest of French Indochina. The United States and Britain responded by freezing Japanese assets and stopping oil exports. Without oil, Japan faced the choice of either withdrawing from China or invading the oil-rich East Indies and further provoking the US. By December, Japan had made its decision, mobilizing its fleet for a surprise strike on the US navy.

Notes

Treaty Ports

Treaty ports were towns opened to foreign trade by unequal treaties in China. Foreigners operating within treaty ports enjoyed extraterritoriality, being subject to their home country's laws. Unlike concessions such as Hong Kong, these territories were not directly leased by the foreign powers and did not have sizable foreign garrisons.

Treaty ports are not shown in the maps after the 1911 Chinese Revolution in order to give a clearer picture of the chaos in China itself and as by that point their numbers had stabilized. After the revolution, some of the smaller ports were phased out while the others became less important as the situation in China meant that only the concessions could provide foreigners with security. Most, however, still continued on into the 1940s when the Japanese entry into World War II and foreign agreements with China brought them to an end.

See this map for treaty ports in 1907, when the system was at its peak.

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Historical Atlas of Asia Pacific (6 December 1941): Eve of Pearl Harbor

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Germany invaded the Soviet Union in June, but Japan declined to join her ally, resolving instead to occupy the rest of French Indochina. The United States and Britain responded by freezing Japanese assets and stopping oil exports. Without oil, Japan faced the choice of either withdrawing from China or invading the oil-rich East Indies and further provoking the US.

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B - Kasalukuyang Mapa ng Timog, Silangan at Timog-Silangang Asya 

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B - Kasalukuyang Mapa ng Timog, Silangan at Timog-Silangang Asya 

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18-ott-2015 - Questo Pin è stato scoperto da Carolyn Sherwood. Scopri (e salva) i tuoi Pin su Pinterest.

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Tanong Bilang 1
Ano ang pangkalahatang pagkakaiba ng dalawang mapa na mapapansin?

Tanong Bilang 2
Aling mga bansa ang makikita sa Mapa Titik B na hindi makikita sa Mapa Titik A?

Tanong Bilang 3
Anong pangyayari ang naganap kaya nagkaroon ng ganitong mga pagbabago sa mapa ng Asya?

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1. Ang pangkalahatang diperensya ng dalawang mapa ay ang ilang mga bansa sa Asya ay nakasakop pa sa mapa noong 1941.

2. Tibet, Indonesia, Singapore, Korea, Taiwan, Macau, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, Myanmar, Bangladesh, East Timor at Bhutan.

3. Pangalawang Pandaigdigang Digmaan, Digmaang Korea at Indian Partition.

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1. Ang pangkalahatang pagkakaiba sa dalawang mapa ay marami sa mga bansa sa Asya ay nasakop na

2. Ang mga bansa na makikita sa Mapa Titik B na hindi makikita sa Titik A ay Singapore, Macau, Hong Kong, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, Bangladesh, Myanmar, East Timor, Korea, Taiwan, Indonesia at Tibet.

3. Digmaang Korea, Ikalawang Digmaan at Indian Partition.

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1. Ang pagkakaiba ng dalawang mapa ay maraming nasakop sa mga bansa nasa Asya

2.  Taiwan, Cambodia, Myanmar, Tibet,  Korea, Indonesia, Hong Kong, East Timor, Laos, Singapore.
3. 2 Digmaan, Indian Partion at Digmaang Korea.

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1. Ang pangkalahatang diperensya ng dalawang mapa ay kung papano nasakop ng Japan ang buong Southeast Asia noong 1941.

2. Ang mga bansa na makikita sa Mapa Titik B na hindi makikita sa Titik A ay ang Tibet, Hongkong, Cambodia, Vietnam, Korea, Taiwan, Myanmar, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Laos, Vietnam, Macau, Bhutan, East Timor, at Singapore.

3. Digmaang Korea, Pangalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig, at Indian Partition.

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1. Ang pagkakaiba ng dalawang mapa ay madaming nasakop sa TSA kaysa sa Mapa ng Asya.

2. Ang mga bansa na hindi makikita sa Titik A ay Laos, Hong Kong, Cambodia, Vietnam, Singapore, Macaau, Korea, East Timor.

3.Indian Partition, Ikalawang Digmaan at Digmaang Korea.

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1. Ang diperensya ng dalawang mapa ay ang bilang ng bansa na nasakop sa Asya noong 1941

2. Indoneisa, Singapore, Tibet, Korea, Taiwan, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Laos, Vietnam, East Timor, Bhutan, Macau, Cambodia at Hongkong.

3. Panglawang digmaan, Digmaan Korea at Indian Partition.

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1. Mapapansin na ang pagkakaiba sa dalawang mapa ay ang maraming bilang ng mga bansa na nasakop sa Asya Noong 1941.

2. Bangladesh, Bhutan, Cambodia, East Timor, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Korea, Laos, Macau, Myanmar, Singapore, Taiwan, Tibet at Vietnam

3. Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig, Digmaaang Korea at Indian Partition.