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WW2 in the Pacific Unit 4 Lesson 6 Big Idea: Fierce fighting & heavy casualties characterized the war in the Pacific, driving Truman to unleash a new nuclear weapon.

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Page 1: WW2 in the Pacific Unit 4 Lesson 6 Big Idea: Fierce fighting  heavy casualties characterized the war in the Pacific, driving Truman to unleash a new nuclear

WW2 in the Pacific

Unit 4Lesson 6

Big Idea: Fierce fighting & heavy casualties characterized the war in the Pacific, driving Truman to unleash a new nuclear weapon.

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Objectives

Review key victories in Europe leading to VE Day.

Evaluate US strategy for victory in the Pacific and identify key turning points.

Analyze Truman’s decision to drop the Atomic Bomb.

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Warm Up

Explain how the Allies closed in on Hitler.

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Japanese AggressionMap Activity Review!

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Japanese Aggression

1930’s Tojo increases military powerImperial growthIncreased war imports (trucks,

aircraft, oil, technology)

Tojo begs to keep peace with USSays yes, orders secret attack

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Dec 7, 1941

Click Photo!

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“A date which will live in infamy”

Intercepted & decoded diplomatic message; attack coming, but didn’t know where.

Select Pearl Harbor on Oahu, home to US Pacific Fleet – cripple & take Asia before we rebuild.

Dec 6, 1941, Japanese cut off negotiations, FDR sends warning to Pacific commanders.

Dec 7th, 7:55 – 9:45 AM20 ships (8 of 9 battleships), 200+ warplanes

2400 dead, 1200 wounded

http://youtu.be/Nt13c3olXkU

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Declaration of War

Dec 8th

GRM and ITL declare war on US 3 days later.

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Consequences Pearl Harbor?

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Holding Off The Enemy- BataanJan-Apr 1942

70K American POW’s forced on “Death Marches”

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Holding Off The Enemy- Coral SeaMay 1942

USS Lexington Flight Deck- Carriers save Australia from invasion.

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Island HoppingMacArthur’s strategy to leapfrog thru islands- skip

strongholds, isolate/cut off others- to close in on mainland. Begins Aug 1942.

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Defeating The Enemy- GuadalcanalAug 1942

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Defeating The Enemy- Iwo JimaFeb-Mar 1945

Costly Battle:

6K US dead

20K JPN dead

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rfsRNeiing

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Raising the Flag

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Death of a President

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Defeating The Enemy- OkinawaApr-June 1945

“Iwo Jima and Okinawa”http://app.discoveryeducation.com/search?Ntt=battle+of+okinawa

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Closure

How did the US policy of Island hoping prove effective in the Pacific?

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Homework

Reading (Truman’s options)

Which option do you agree with and why? Provide 3 reasons

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Warm Up:

What military events led up to the US decision of what to do with mainland Japan?

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Manhattan Project-FDR

1939 Einstein Letter

12/6/1941 FDR funds secret R&D facilities in NM, TN,

WA.

7/16/45 Trinity Test in Alamagordo, NM

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Manhattan Project- Truman

Hand out Timeline & show video (- 1st 14min)

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Military AdviceSec of War Henry Stimson

End it, save livesPower over Soviets

Col Leslie GrovesProject DirectorDrop ($ and manpower)

Admiral Ernest J KingNaval blockade

Gen Hap ArnoldAir raids, firebombings

Ambassador Joseph GrewNegotiate, Hirohito stay

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Think-Pair-Share

What would happen if we were to invade the main island of Japan?

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Scientific AdviceDr. Leo Szilard, 70 others

Will start arms race w/USSRImmoral to drop w/o warningDemonstration?

J. Robert OppenheimerScientific Director-

Test may fail?Shoot down plane?Set up POWs?

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To Drop or Not to Drop…Options:

Blockade/Air Raids, Invade Mainland, Demo, Wait for RUS, Negotiate Peace, Keep Emperor

TPS: How did Iwo Jima and Okinawa impact Truman’s decision to drop the bomb?

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Activity: To drop or not to drop…

Based on your reading from last night and your response you will be directed to stand in a certain corner of the room.

There you will discuss with your group why you choose that option and each group will defend their selection

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“The final decision was up to me”

July 25- Prepare 2 bombs

July 26- Letter to Japan“Surrender at once or

face destruction”

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August 6, 1945

Enola GayLittle BoyHiroshima

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Hiroshima

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August 9, 1945

Fat ManNagasaki

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Nagasaki

Video (36- 40:35)

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Effects of the Atomic Bomb

Video of effects

http://app.discoveryeducation.com/search?Ntt=atomic+bomb

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VJ Day

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America Celebrates End of War

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Closure

Has your opinion of how the war was ended changed at all throughout the lesson? Why or why not?

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Homework

Wiki Post- Should Truman have dropped the atomic bomb? Why or why not? Provide Evidence.