5th amendment - Grants right to grand jury, protects against double jeopardy, protects against self-incrimination, cannot be deprived of life, liberty or property without due process of law.
Ratified in 1791
Created to protect the basic rights of the a
-Discuss basic facts: alliance, total casualties, total cost, war goals, etc- 300,000 civilians Pearl harbor 2402 killed 1282 injured
-Tell us about their leader(s) during WWII Tojo- military leader, Emperor Hirohito, Yamamoto, came up with pearl ha
Monday 9th: I was absent this day.
Notes
Tuesday 10th:
Japan.
*Areas that they attacked but never conquered:
-Air raids on Australia.
-British Columbia. (Canada)
-Kohima and Manipar. (India)
-Colombo and Trincomalee. (Sri Lanka)
-United States. (California, P
9- Begin Japan presentation- Pearl Harbor, Japan attacks America early in the morning, kills many and injures a lot more.
10- Japan (continued) Countries that were controlled by japan during WWII. China. French Indochina. Hong Kong. Thailand. British
Monday- Presentation on Japan
Japan in WWII countries controlled-
Japan controlled several regions of China (1938-1945)
French- Indochina (Vietnam, Cambodia, loas) (1940 - 1945)
Hong Kong. (1945)
Thailand (1941)
British New Guinea (1945)
Philippines (1944)
Mar. 9th - Presented our Japan PowerPoint
Mar. 10th - Continued Japan Presentations
Mar. 11th - Continued Japan Presentations & Took Japan Notes
Mar. 12th - Continued Japan Notes (QUIZ TOMORROW)
Mar. 13th - Quiz
Monday- Present my presentation on Japan and watch Bruns's notes, Tuesday- Continue with Mr. Bruns' Notes, Wednesday- Finish Mr. Bruns' Notes and talk over test, Thursday- Take Japan test and move on to next presentation
Japan was my topic.
Monday started with Japan presentations. Tuesday-Thursday presentation//notes. Thursday also started video. Friday quiz.
Monday - Japan - 2 million military deaths. 56 Billion in 1945. They wanted us out of the war, with the attack of pearl harbor. U.S. was neutral until Pearl Harbor. They propagandized white people as demons and they wanted to take over European parts
Monday- Japan presentation
war goals- invade America-didn't work
-to control countries that were rich in raw material-wanted to be less dependent on foreign imports for national survival
Treaty of Versailles-Sat with the big four-permanent spot in Lea
Monday- Japan Group Presentation
Tuesday- Same- notes are shared with Bruns
Wednesday- Gone
Thursday- Gone
Friday- Gone
March 9 and March 10 - Japan Presentation
-Major events that impacted their country between WWI and WWII. Major Events: Treaty of Versailles, League of Nations, Second Sino-Japanese War.
-Discuss basic facts: alliance, total casualties, total cost, w
Monday- Japan started their presentation
Home-front- Women and children were ordered to work in factories and on farms, people did whatever they could to get more resources and raw materials
Basic Facts- Axis power, spent 56 billion in 1945 (over 58 bi
Monday 9th -
***JAPAN***
Basic facts: axis powers, 56 billion dollars 2,120,000 military deaths
War Goals: Invade America - didn't work, to control rich countries that are rich in raw materials, needed to control the countries so they can be less depen
Shared google doc
Monday: Started Japan presentation.
Tuesday: Gone.
Wednesday: Gone.
Thursday: Gone.
Friday: Rest of class took the quiz and continued watching the video.
monday
japan presentation -
major battle strategies-china,pearl harbor, oceanic islands lwo jima, and okinawa
washington navel treaty- 1922, reduced naval size
events continued
japaneese war goals
occupy south asia, oceania, and china and use slave labo
Monday- Tuesday: Presentations on Japan
Wednesday- Review
Thursday- Review
Friday- Japan Test
Japan:
Hirohito gains control in 1926
Attacks Pearl Harbor to keep the United States out of the war
Soldiers told to never surrender
Kamikaze- Japanese people killed themselves by the thousands
Hideki Tojo-
Wanted Pearl Harbor attack
Born in 1884
Demoted by
Monday-Friday Present and quizzes
JAPAN
Major events that impacted their country between WWI and WWII.
