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1.
WORLD WAR II
BY NAYELI M, GISSELLE F, AND SOPHIE C
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rikdom
2.
HOW WW2 STARTED
Hitler took over Poland.
The US were isolationists
Italy and Japan were the axis powers with Hilter
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Dorron
3.
LEADERS
France- Charles de Gaulle
US- Harry S Truman
Great Britin- Winston Churchill
US- franklin d Roosevelt
4.
LEADERS
Italy- Mussolini
Germany- Hitler
Japan- Hideki Tojo
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jcubic
5.
ALLIES
GREAT BRITIN, FRANCE, SOVIET UNION, UNITED STATES
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johntrathome
6.
AXIS
GERMANY, ITALY, AND JAPAN
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SEDACMaps
7.
HOW & WHY U.S. GOT INVOLVED
U.S. DIDN'T GIVE JAPAN THEIR OIL SO JAPAN SUNK PEARL HARBOR
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shayhaas
8.
WAR IN EUROPE
Germany invaded the Soviet Union
The allies conquered Europe
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Nfoka
9.
EUROPE
US entered the war and Allie powers were not strong enough to
attack Germany, instead we went to North Africa and defeated them
November 1942, Allie troops landed in North Africa, their mission was to
capture Germany's general, Edwin Rommel, known as "Desert Fox"
May 1943, they surrendered.
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Xesc
10.
EUROPE CONT.
The allies crossed the Mediterranean Sea to protect Italy
When Italy surrendered, Germany sent troops to help the Italians win
It took 2 years for the allies to drive Germans away from Italian soil
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wili_hybrid
11.
WAR IN PACIFIC
By the spring of 1942, Japanese forces controlled
They controlled an area almost 1/7 of the world
From that point, they could easily invade Hawaii
The US bombed Japan and Japan never threatened us again
They had lost 322 airplanes
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Konabish ~ Greg Bishop
12.
PACIFIC CONT.
V-E day is when the Japanese Air Force and navy had been destroyed
The allies were preparing to invade Okinawa
Japanese pilots flew planes filled with explosives into the American warships
The warships blew up and many people died
The soldiers flying the missions were called kamikaze pilots
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Travis S.
13.
PACIFIC CONT.
The kamikaze attacked 5000 American people
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Young in Panama
14.
ATOMIC BOMB
The president FDR died from a stroke
The Vice President Harry s Truman took over
He decided to attack Japan using the atomic bomb (very powerful)
The manhattan project was a secret program to building an atomic weapon
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Texas.713
15.
V-J DAY
Truman decided to Drop the bomb on Japan in Hiroshima
It killed 100,000 people
Japan did not surrender
3 days later, a second bomb exploded Nagasaki in Japan
It killed at least 70,000 people (finally Japan surrendered)
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isriya
16.
SERVICEMEN
After the attack of pearl harbor, Americans decided to fight
Over 5 million people volunteered to join the military in WW2
10 million was drafted
They mixed all Americans and they were all trained together
They had training camps called GI's
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shayhaas
17.
LIFE IN COMBAT
MOST MEN FEARED WHAT WOULD HAPPEN NEXT
They complained about the weather and what they didn't have
Many soldiers died - more than 292,000
Americans died WW2, and the ones who survived were very proud
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Matthew Straubmuller
18.
GOVERNMENT
When WW2 began, we started to focus on consumer goods
The Germans were shocked to see how American government transformed
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Stuck in Customs
19.
INCREASING PRODUCTION
Automakers began manufacturing tanks, jeeps, and trucks
The War Production Board organized nationwide drives
To prevent strikes, the government established the War Labor Board
The US aircraft produced 96,000 planes a year by 1944
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Denis Lopes / Serras Photography
20.
CONSUMERS
Consumers had shortages of almost everything
The depression ended by expanding war production (created new jobs)
The OPA set up a rationing system
Each person received a ration coupon
Americans planted "victory gardens" they produced 1/3 of all the vegetables eaten
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Stuck in Customs
21.
WOMEN
More than 6 million women were working as laboring in war industries
Women worked as electricians, machinists, doctors, and police officers
They were payed only about 60% as men while doing the same jobs
Most women wanted to keep their jobs after the war
They also took jobs in the military
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chicagogeek
22.
JAPANESE-AMERICANS
After the attack on Pearl Harbor, people were suspicious about the Japanese
People thought that the Japanese Americans were secretly helping Japan
The president forced about 120,000 Japanese American to leave their homes and business
They were moved to interment camps
Me volunteered for the military service. Congress gave $20,000 to every Japanese American
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Za Rodinu
23.
AFRICAN AMERICANS
Cowrie miller was praised as a hero when he started shooting at the Japanese
About 900,000 African Americans served in the military during the war
They were assigned to no combat jobs- later on the policies changed and African Americans were able to serve
Factories would not hire african Americans
By 1944, 2 million African Americans worked in defense plants across the nation
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West Point - The U.S. Military Academy
24.
JEWISH AMERICANS
4.5 million Jews were in the US when Hilter took power in 1933
Most Jews lived under thee shadow of Anti-Semitism (prejudice against Jews)
When Hilter and his Nazi party took over, they forced Jews to be removed from the government
The US only admitted 100,000 Jewish refugees
In 1944, FDR rescued 200,000 Jews from the nazis. More than 500,000 Jews were in WW2 military
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Nataraj Metz
25.
MEXICAN AMERICANS
Jose Lopez was called a "one man army" because of his skills
More than 500,000 Latinos served in the military during WW2
Although it was not segregated, there was still racist comments
During the Bracero Program, many Mexican farm workers were brought to the US
They moved to cities to take jobs
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Monica's Dad
26.
THE END
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Bert Kaufmann
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