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Japan. 1918-1941. --Drive to dominate Asia--. Do you Know? . 1. Emperor. Back. 1. Hirohito (weak, but worshipped). Japan. 1918-1941. --Drive to dominate Asia--. Do you Know? . 1. Emperor 2. Totalitarian Dictator. Back. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Japan1918-1941
Do you Know? 1. Emperor
--Drive to dominate Asia--
Back 1. Hirohito (weak, but worshipped)
Japan1918-1941
Do you Know? 1. Emperor 2. Totalitarian Dictator
--Drive to dominate Asia--
Back 1. Hirohito (weak, but worshipped) 2. General Hideki Tojo
Japan1918-1941
Do you Know? 1. Emperor 2. Totalitarian Dictator 3. Main goals
--Drive to dominate Asia--
Back 1. Hirohito (weak, but worshipped) 2. General Hideki Tojo 3. Rule all of Asia
“Rising Sun Flag”
Japan1918-1941
Do you Know? 1. Emperor 2. Totalitarian Dictator 3. Main goals 4. Policies
--Drive to dominate Asia--
Back 1. Hirohito (weak, but worshipped) 2. General Hideki Tojo 3. Rule all of Asia 4. Industrialization (sell to Asia); militarism
Japan1918-1941
Do you Know? 1. Emperor 2. Totalitarian Dictator 3. Main goals 4. Policies 5. Needs
--Drive to dominate Asia--
Back 1. Hirohito (weak, but worshipped) 2. General Hideki Tojo 3. Rule all of Asia 4. Industrialization (sell to Asia); militarism 5. Raw materials for industry, military (oil)
Japan1918-1941
Do you Know? 1. Emperor 2. Totalitarian Dictator 3. Main goals 4. Policies 5. Needs 6. Invasions
--Drive to dominate Asia--
Back 1. Hirohito (weak, but worshipped) 2. General Hideki Tojo 3. Rule all of Asia 4. Industrialization (sell to Asia); militarism 5. Raw materials for industry, military (oil) 6. Korea (1905), Manchuria, and rest of China (1937)
Japan1918-1941
Do you Know? 1. Emperor 2. Totalitarian Dictator 3. Main goals 4. Policies 5. Needs 6. Invasions 7. Opposed by
--Drive to dominate Asia--
Back 1. Hirohito (weak, but worshipped) 2. General Hideki Tojo 3. Rule all of Asia 4. Industrialization (sell to Asia); militarism 5. Raw materials for industry, military (oil) 6. Korea (1905), Manchuria, and rest of China (1937) 7. U.S.A. (cuts off oil)
When Japan invades the rest of China, President Roosevelt cuts off all oil to Japan