How Did The Second World War In The Asia–Pacific Develop?
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Early on a Sunday morning in December 1941, waves of Japanese aircraft swept over the United States Pacific Fleet at anchor in Pearl Harbor. In a single stroke Japan turned a regional struggle in Asia into a world war, and for six months its forces seemed unbeatable, sweeping across Southeast Asia and the Pacific. Then, off a tiny atoll called Midway, four Japanese aircraft carriers went to the bottom in a few hours, and the war began to swing the other way.
This lesson explains how relations between Japan and the United States broke down, why the gamble at Pearl Harbor at first paid off so handsomely, how Japan conquered so much so quickly, and why Midway in June 1942 became the turning point of the Pacific war. These are the causes, the consequences and the moment of reversal that Cambridge examiners want you to be able to explain and weigh.
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- How did US-Japanese relationships deteriorate?
- How successful was the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor?
- Why were the Japanese successful in the initial stages of the war?
- Why was the Battle of Midway a turning point?
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- The main US economic measure that pushed Japan toward war in 1941 was an embargo on: A. Steel B. Oil C. Food D. Aircraft Answer: B
- The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor took place on: A. 7 December 1941 B. 4 June 1942 C. 15 February 1942 D. 1 September 1939 Answer: A
- Which US ships escaped the attack on Pearl Harbor and proved decisive later? A. The battleships B. The aircraft carriers C. The submarines D. The destroyers Answer: B
- The British fortress that surrendered to Japan in February 1942 was: A. Hong Kong B. Burma C. Singapore D. Manila Answer: C
- At the Battle of Midway in 1942 Japan lost: A. One aircraft carrier B. Two aircraft carriers C. Four aircraft carriers D. No aircraft carriers Answer: C
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