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    Chinese thought was an ultimate defense; but when Genghis pierced it‚ they were terrified by his seemingly undefeatable army. He spread his influence across central and Southeast Asia during his reign‚ but he could not conquer Japan because of divine kamikaze winds and the Mongol fleet was destroyed. This proved that the Mongols were not an invincible force‚ they could be killed‚ and this shifted the peoples view on the Great Khan. The Pax Mongolica‚ or “The Mongolian Peace” was a time period that

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    A. Introduction World War Two was considered as the golden age of propaganda. Both the allies and the German side were producing propaganda films weekly‚ even using cartoons to manipulate children into buying war bonds. The American society at that time was aimed at keeping the war efforts strong even though people were not overseas fighting with the army‚ but to what extent did the propaganda movies during World War Two affect the American Society? The German propaganda films focused more on

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    demeaning and terrorizing that occurred within America against the Japanese settlers‚ one incident put the American’s anger over the top‚ the Niihau Incident . In this incident‚ a Japanese Plane was shot down‚ and three local Japanese Americans saved its pilot. An act like this is what spurred even more anti-Japanese attitude within America‚ and ultimately gave America a reason to begin interning Japanese Americans. Americans should believe though‚ that the treatment of Japanese settlers in the United States

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    dislodge the Japanese from America’s northwestern territory. After almost 2 weeks of bloodshed under freezing climates the nearly 2000 Attu-cultured Japanese. The battle of Iwo Jima. The three airstips on Iwo Jima made it easy for Japan’s kamikaze attacks. It took 36 days for United States marines to secure Iwo Jima and gain it as a valuable island and win this island hopping battle. 6‚281 American troops were killed in this battle and more than 20‚000 Japanese troops. Twenty two marines and

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    gender and inequalities

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    tThere was nothing ‘natural’ about monoculture. It was a consequence of imperialist requirements and machinations‚ extending into areas that were politically independent in name. Monoculture was a characteristic of regions falling under imperialist domination. Certain countries in Latin America such as Costa Rica and Guatemala were forced by United States capitalist firms to concentrate so heavily on growing bananas that they were contemptuously known as ‘banana republics’. In Africa‚ this concentration

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    begged His Imperial Majesty Hirohito to make a decision. Hirohito did not hesitate‚ "...I do not desire any further destruction of cultures‚ nor any additional misfortune for the peoples of the world. Vice Admiral Takijiro Onishi‚ founder of the kamikazes‚ argued the Japanese "would never be defeated if we were prepared to sacrifice 20‚000‚000 Japanese lives in a ’special attack’ effort." He later committed suicide rather than surrender. Hirohito was determined. Against all precedent‚ the emperor

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    Why did the Truman Administration decide to drop the atomic bombs on Japan in 1945? There has been much debate as to why Truman elected to drop the atomic weapons on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in the summer of 1945. Historians have long debated the true purpose to which the atomic bombs were designed to fulfil upon there deployment. The Alperovitz thesis of the 1960 was accepted for many years. The thesis revolved around the idea that the atomic weapons were deployed as diplomatic tools to intimidate

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    history while fighting the Japanese. After the fight on Iwo Jima‚ Okinawa was targeted. During the war in Okinawa‚ 185‚000 Japanese troops died and 12‚500 United States soldiers died. The Japanese created a new tactic which involved the Japanese kamikaze who loaded planes with explosives and crashed them into the United States ships and

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    age to be militaristic‚ playing with objects that promoted violence‚ and were taught that Japan is to be a supreme power and that all others were inferior. Japanese culture dictated how Japanese soldiers were to act‚ leading to honor suicides and kamikaze attacks. There were few Japanese POWs during the war because the majority would kill themselves before being captured. Japanese viewed Americans as weak and immoral because they did not follow the same honor code. The Japanese dehumanized Americans

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    TEST: World War II & Its Aftermath REVIEW (1931 – 1955) Part I. Aggression‚ Appeasement‚ and War Learning Target(s) I will be able to identify and describe key events in Europe from 1935-1939 and explain how they led to WW II by creating a graphic organize entitled “1930s: On the Road to War.” Anschluss Appeasement Pacifism sanctions Actions of the League of Nations Position of the US as WWII began Event that finally caused the war to begin. Part II. The Global Conflict:

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