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Case study 1: Japanese Expansion In East Asia 1931-41 (The Global War)
1930s Japan The Rise of Nationalism & Foreign Policy Shifts
Commodore Perry's Historic Arrival: Japan's Gateway to Modernization
The Meiji Restoration – a period of social & political change
19th Century Japan The Pivotal Role Of Education In Nation-Building
Emperor’s Warriors: Meiji Japan's Military Evolution
Unlocking 1894: Sino-Japanese War Secrets
Russo-Japanese War: Unveiling East Asia's Turning Point
Explore The Taishō Era: Japan's Transformative Years
Insights: The Paris Peace Conference Of 1919
Japan's Pivotal Politics: Impact on Foreign Relations
Japan's Shift: Taishō Democracy to Militarism
Exploring 1920s: Social Change & Economic Shifts
Insightful Look: Japan & The Great Depression
Ultra-Nationalism’s Rise: A Threat to Democracy?
Unveiling the Shōwa Era: Japan's Time of Illustrious Peace
Exploring China's Political Turmoil: 1911-22
Unveiling Guomindang's Bold Northern Expedition
Japan’s Ascendancy: A Modern Power’s Journey
Explore: Japan's Occupation of Manchuria, 1931
Explosive Insights: The Manchurian Incident of 1931
Unveiling Manchukuo: Japan’s Hidden Puppet State
Unveiling The Manchurian Incident: Causes & Impacts!
1931 Manchurian Incident: Japan's Power Struggle
Explore The Legacy of Russo-Japanese War!
China's Stand On The Manchurian Incident
Japan's Expansion: Insight Into 1930s Manchurian Policy
Shanghai's Hidden History: 1932's Untold Stories
Global Reaction to Manchurian Incident Unveiled!
Inside Japan's 1931-38 Expansion: A Revealing Look
Soviet Union & East Events: A Historic Insight
Unraveling 1930s Global Tensions: Fascism & Expansion
Unveiling The Second United Front: A Pivotal Alliance
1936 Japan: The Revealing February Coup
Exploring the Impact of the Anti-Comintern Pact, 1936
Shanghai Showdown Chinese Resistance, 1937!
1937 Brussels Conference Clash & Concord
Tragedy of Nanjing 1937: The Horrors of the Sino-Japanese War
Insight: Japan's 'China Incident' Response
Sino-Japanese War's Profound Impact
East Asia’s New Order: A Pivot in Japanese Policy
Japan & Europe: Tensions of 1938–39 Explored
Japan's Strategy: Impact of WWII in Europe
1939 Tianjin Incident Impact & Aftermath
1940 Tripartite Pact: Axis Powers Align!
Exploring US Foreign Policy: Post-1936 Insights
End Of U.S. Isolationism: A 1939 Perspective
Revealing Operation Barbarossa: Shifts In WWII Alliances!
US Oil Embargo & Indochina: 1941 Insights
Failed Diplomacy U.S. & Japan 1941 Talks
Pearl Harbor: The Untold Secrets
War's Outbreak: Diverse Views on Far Eastern Conflict!
Unraveling Japanese Expansion: A Chapter 3 Review
Case Study 2: German & Italian Expansion 1933-40 (The Global War)
Part 1 - Rivalry, Mistrust & Accord (The Cold War)
Part 2 - Leaders & Nations (The Cold War)
Part 3 - Cold War Crises (The Cold War)
History SL
Case study 1: Japanese Expansion In East Asia 1931-41 (The Global War)
Japan & Europe: Tensions of 1938–39 Explored
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Last edited on 5th Nov 2024
Table of content
🌍 World background
- Hitler's Moves: Hitler took Austria and Czechoslovakia in 1938-39. This wasn't cool because he invaded their space without permission.
- League of Nations' Response: Umm, crickets? They didn't do anything.
- British & French: Their strategy was "let's try to make Hitler happy and maybe he'll stop" (this is called appeasement). This was a big switch from the "everyone team up and defend!" strategy called collective security.
🎎 Why should japan care
- Britain: They were competing with Japan in China.
- Soviet Union: They were next door to Japan, and Japan was nervous about them taking over Manchukuo (a place Japan kinda liked).
💥 Japan & the cool kids club (axis powers)
- 1936 - The OGs: Mussolini (Italy) and Hitler (Germany) did a bro handshake called the Rome–Berlin Axis. It’s from this that the term Axis powers got its name. They were like, "You scratch my back, I'll scratch yours."
- 1938: Hitler told all Germans in China, "Come back home." Plus, Germany gave a nod to Manchukuo as a legit state.
- 1939 Pact of Steel: Germany and Italy became BFFs in the military sense. Japan sent a friend request in 1940 and got added to the group!
- China's Sadness: Jiang Jieshi of China had hoped Germany would be BFFs with China and not Japan. It's like hoping the cool kid at school picks you for the basketball team instead of the other guy.
🔎 Why did hitler heart japan
- The Speedy Chinese: In 1937, China's army was like, "Bye!" super fast when faced with conflict. Hitler saw this and thought Japan was a stronger buddy.
- Strategy Game: An aggressive Japan could bother the Soviet Union and Britain. This would be like having a little brother distract your parents, so you can sneak out to a party.
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History SL
Case study 1: Japanese Expansion In East Asia 1931-41 (The Global War)
Japan & Europe: Tensions of 1938–39 Explored
506 words
3 mins read
Last edited on 5th Nov 2024
Table of content
🌍 World background
- Hitler's Moves: Hitler took Austria and Czechoslovakia in 1938-39. This wasn't cool because he invaded their space without permission.
- League of Nations' Response: Umm, crickets? They didn't do anything.
- British & French: Their strategy was "let's try to make Hitler happy and maybe he'll stop" (this is called appeasement). This was a big switch from the "everyone team up and defend!" strategy called collective security.
🎎 Why should japan care
- Britain: They were competing with Japan in China.
- Soviet Union: They were next door to Japan, and Japan was nervous about them taking over Manchukuo (a place Japan kinda liked).
💥 Japan & the cool kids club (axis powers)
- 1936 - The OGs: Mussolini (Italy) and Hitler (Germany) did a bro handshake called the Rome–Berlin Axis. It’s from this that the term Axis powers got its name. They were like, "You scratch my back, I'll scratch yours."
- 1938: Hitler told all Germans in China, "Come back home." Plus, Germany gave a nod to Manchukuo as a legit state.
- 1939 Pact of Steel: Germany and Italy became BFFs in the military sense. Japan sent a friend request in 1940 and got added to the group!
- China's Sadness: Jiang Jieshi of China had hoped Germany would be BFFs with China and not Japan. It's like hoping the cool kid at school picks you for the basketball team instead of the other guy.
🔎 Why did hitler heart japan
- The Speedy Chinese: In 1937, China's army was like, "Bye!" super fast when faced with conflict. Hitler saw this and thought Japan was a stronger buddy.
- Strategy Game: An aggressive Japan could bother the Soviet Union and Britain. This would be like having a little brother distract your parents, so you can sneak out to a party.
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