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    The Darwin Bombing

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    Darwin Bombing – Liam Gist Draft “Australia and New Zealand are now threatened by the might of the Imperial Japanese forces‚ and both of them should know that any resistance is futile” – Hideki Tojo‚ General of the Imperial Japanese Army. World War 2 began in September 1939 and raged on until September 1945. During this period an almost entirely separate war was being waged‚ the war on the pacific. This war was the first time Australians had ever been attacked on Australian soil. The most devastating

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    Paradox Of Fascism

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    Back in the WWII‚ Bargaining Hypothesis was used to apply throughout the war between nations and it also gives an explanation to the sovereign paradox. In the war‚ Bargaining on the war is basically the action of exchanging conversation with one party to take over another parties due to its powers‚ status‚ levels‚ influences‚ and others different persuasion strategy. Coercion on the other hand is basically the practice of persuading someone to do things by using force or threats. An example of the

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    ignore the treaty and repair Germany’s name in society. Hitler believed that Germans were the "superior race" and everyone was inferior. He promised to rid Germany of Jews and communists‚ this appealed to many of the Germans. In Japan‚ General Hideki Tojo became prime minister of Japan. They had a strong control of the government. In Italy‚ Benito Mussoli On September 29‚ 1938‚ Chamberlain forced Czechoslovakia to accept an agreement‚ and Hitler promised it was all that he would ask for. This agreement

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    Bo Scott Decker/Snyder WWII Research Paper 21 March 2016 Pearl Harbor The Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor was one of‚ if not the‚ most carefully planned attack on a nation at peace. This attack was the final straw for the United States. There were many countries that desperately wanted and/or needed the U.S. to enter World War II. Even so‚ the U.S. tried their hardest to remain neutral and avoid foreign affairs. However‚ an attack on a peaceful nation’s home front is just too much to overlook

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    Pearl Harbor

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    intervene when Japanese troops sacked the city of Nanjing‚ massacred 300‚000 Chinese residents‚ and raped thousands of women.”2 The United States wanted to stay out and remain neutral that was until 1940 when General Hideki Tojo became the war minister of Japan. One of General Hideki Tojo’s first accomplishments as war minister was to get a treaty with Italy and Germany. After having the treaty in place he then sent to attack Indochina. The purpose of all 3 countries was to have ultimate power of

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    In this essay I intend to show that it was inevitable that the United States would move from a status of isolationism and neutrality to supporting the Allies and defending democracy‚ also declaring war on Japan and in the end finishing the war in Europe for the struggling allies. By 1941 The Axis powers‚ this included Germany and Italy had taken all of Western Europe. Their control had reached as far west as the bay of Biscay on the west coast of France‚ they reached as far north as Norway and

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    America entered World War II in 1941‚ after the devastating attack on Pearl Harbor in December. This event served as the catalyst for the United States’ official involvement in the conflict‚ but many in the nation had already been calling for a declaration of war against Germany and Japan. This showed that the American people was ready for a great change‚ specifically‚ one from an isolationist nation to a world leader. During the war‚ every action was taken to turn America into a world power‚ including

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    Japan desperately tried to persuade the countries to lift the embargo and still be able to keep the territories that they had invaded. But the United States demanded a halt in the aggressiveness towards China and Indo. Japans premier‚ General Tojo Hideki decided that November 29 (1941) would be that last day that Japan would wait for a settlement without going to war. When the United States did not comply with Japan’s request‚ Japan began to prepare for an attack on the United States. It is believed

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    of the East Indies and Southeast Asia because those areas were very rich in raw materials. A pacific war was obviously unavoidable. Therefore‚ the U.S. began to propose peace negotiations with Japan. The Prime Minister of Japan at the time was Tojo Hideki. His corresponding messages to the U.S. proposals‚ during late November‚ gave the impression that he agreed with the negotiations and that the relationship between the two nations would soon be settled. America was deceived. The Japanese government

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    at Pearl Harbor. February 1941 General Walter Short takes control of the defense of Pearl Harbor. July 1942 Japanese troops move into southern Indochina; the Uniter States responds with an embargo on oil sales to Japan. October 1941 General Hideki Tojo is named prime minister of the Japanese government. November 26‚ 1941 Secretary of State Cordell Hull delivers what the Japanese see as an ultimatum; a fleet prepared to strike Pearl Harbor leaves Japan. November 27‚ 1941 At Pearl Harbor‚ Admiral

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