chapter 24 sections 2 and 3 europe goes to war and japan builds an empire
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Chapter 24 Sections 2 and 3
Europe Goes to War And
Japan Builds an Empire
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How did relations between Britain and Germany change between the Munich Conference and the invasion of Poland?
• The invasion of Czechoslovakia ended Chamberlain’s hope of working peaceably with Hitler.
• Britain abandoned its policy of appeasement and prepared for war
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Blitzkrieg• Lightening war• This new military tactic
included a fast, concentrated air and land attack that took the enemy’s army by surprise
• Nazis would use plains, then mobile artillery and panzer divisions, then infantry
• This tactic was used when Hitler invades Poland on September 1, 1939 to begin WWII
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What were 3 reasons why Germany was able to defeat Poland in less than a month?
• Blitzkrieg• Nazis had a more advanced
military than Poland• France & Britain wee
unable to aid Poland in time
• The Soviet Union came to Germany’s aid (Nonaggression Pact)– Invaded eastern half of
Poland while Germany invaded the western half
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Look at the map on page 809. How does this map illustrate the dire situation of the Allies in 1941?
• By 1941, the Axis controlled most of continental Europe
• By June of 1941, Germany has invaded the Soviet Union and has nearly reach the capital, Moscow
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Why did Britain and France choose not to attack Germany in 1939 and early 1940?
• The felt safe behind the Maginot Line (a line of heavy fortifications along the French border)
• Also, Britain and France lacked enthusiasm for the war
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Collaboration
• Close cooperation
• In June of 1940, Hitler invades France. The French government decided that it was better to collaborate with the Nazis than to suffer WWI-style destruction
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What was the French policy of collaboration with Germany?
• A policy of collaboration allowed southern France to remain temporarily free of German occupying troops
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Resistance
• Free France (a government-in-exile- in London) continued to struggle against the Nazis
• Led by Charles de Gaulle• The supported Resistance
Movements in France– Groups of French citizens
whose distributed anti-German leaflets or sabotaged German operation in France
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Allies
• Group of countries opposed to the Axis
• For a while, Britain would stand alone– They would eventually
be joined by the Soviet Union and the United States
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Why were aircraft crucial to Germany’s planned invasion of Britain?
• To neutralize the British navy so that German troops could invade with some hope of success
• Germans would relentlessly attack Britain from the air during the late summer and fall of 1940– Britain fought back and
Hitler lost interest and ceased the attack
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Manchurian incident
• The Japanese army attacks Manchuria (in China) in 1931 without the government’s permission
• By 1932 the Japanese army controlled all of Manchuria
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Who among the Japanese was responsible for the conquest of Manchuria?
• A Japanese army stationed in Manchuria
• The Japanese government did not give the order for the attack-the army acted on its own
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Puppet state
• A supposedly independent country under the control of a powerful neighbor
• Japan declared Manchuria to be an “independent” state
• Led by a Chinese leader• With Japanese advisors to
run the government
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Burma Road
• A 700 mile long highway linking Burma to China
• The British used this road to send a steady stream of supplies to the Chinese to help them fight against the Japanese
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Why was Japan unable to win the war in China?
• Even though Japanese troops controlled the cities, Mao Zedong’s Chinese guerrilla fighters dominated the countryside, causing a stalemate– Mao was the leader of
the Communists in China
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Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere
• With European nations too busy too busy with the war in Europe to pay attention to their Asian colonies, Japan took the opportunity to expand their influence
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According to Japan, what was the purpose of the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere?
• To liberate Asia from European colonies
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What was Japan’s actual goal for the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere?
• Japan needed the region’s natural resources to carry on it’s war against China