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Review for IB Paper 1 PS 3 Move to Global War Case Study #1 Japan
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Part of the League of Nations; as an Allied power, Japan was only non-western permanent member.
Security Council
Assembly
Secretariat
Council
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Idea that Asia should unite against European imperialism; one strand emphasized cultural ties.
Greater Asia
Pan-Asian
Asian Unity
All for one, one for all
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1904-1905 war; fought over Korea & Manchuria; Japan gained land & respect; leased SM Railway.
First World War
2nd Sino-Japanese War
1st Sino-Japanese War
Russo-Japanese War
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1868 ended Shogun; westernization & industrialization; govt modeled on Germany w/Emperor & Diet
Showa Restoration
Meiji Restoration
Taisho Restoration
Tokugawa Restoration
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1922; part of Washington Naval Conf; recognized China's sovereignty.
Washington Treaty
Nine Power Treaty
Four Power Treaty
Five Power Treaty
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Northern province of China; rich in natural resources; taken over by the Japanese.
Manchuria
Hebei Province
Yennan
Mongolia
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Led Nationalist Party after Sun Yatsen's death; defeated warlords; worked to unite China.
Zhang Zoulin
Mao Zedong
Chou Enlai
Chiang Kai-shek
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Region where Japan would remove Europeans, create economic union, "Asia for Asians".
Greater East Asian Co-Prosperity Sphere
Greater South Asia Prosperity Community
Sino-Japanese Economic Union
Manchukuo
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Contrary to Anti-Comintern Pact, agreement by ? not to attack each other; divide Poland.
Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact
Stimson-Spirer Pact
Stalin Plan
Chamberlain-Mussolini Pact
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1902 Alliance; aid each other if at war w/2+ countries; neutral if at war w/1 country
Franco-Japanese Alliance
Anglo-Japanese Alliance
East Asian Alliance
Dual Alliance
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Put in place because of 2nd Sino-Japanese War & US economic interests in China; July 1941.
end Japanese immigration to US
oil embargo
wheat embargo
embargo on manufactured goods
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US demanded Japan leave China & give up Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere; Nov 1941
Anglo-US Pact
Hull Note
Hong Kong Note
Roosevelt Memorandum
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Chinese Nationalist party; founded by Sun Yat sen.
Chongwendang (CWD)
Pan Chinese Party (PCP)
Guomindang (GMD)
Chinese Republican Party (CRP)
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Young army officers led; goal-purge govt & military of rivals; failed; more mil control in govt
Feb 26, 1936 Incident
Imperial Way Incident
Showa Coup
July 16, 1932 Incident
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Tripartite Intervention forced Japan to return Liaodong Pen to China; Russia leased Port Arthur
Russia, Germany & France
Russia, France & Britain
USA, Britain & Italy
USA, Germany & Italy
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Official start of WW2 in China; Japanese army practice, lost soldier; Chinese thought attacked.
Port Arthur Bombing
Yangtze River Attack
Shanghai Incident
Marco Polo Bridge Incident
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German sphere of influence in China; Japan attacked Sept 1914, taking control.
Hebei Province
Shandong Province
Manchuria
Liaodong Peninsula
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Also called Mukden Incident; blamed Chinese bandits for destruction of section of SM Railway.
South Manchurian Railway Incident
Manchurian Incident
Jehol Incident
Northern Incident
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Agreement that slightly increased Japan's ratio of naval tonnage relative to US and UK; 1930.
London Naval Conference
Geneva Naval Conference
Washington Naval Conference
Paris Naval Conference
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Area of SE Asia; Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam; contained resources Japan wanted.
French Indochina
Dutch East Indies
Philippine Islands
Malaya Peninsula
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Moderate/conservative group; emphasized development of new weapons; cautious expansion.
Imperial Way Faction
Ultra-nationalist Faction
Showa Faction
Control Faction
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Defensive military alliance v US; 1940; divided world into spheres Europe / Asia.
Rome-Berlin Pact
Triple Alliance
Tripartite Pact
Tokyo Pact
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1922 Part of Washington Naval Conference; restricted construction of new battleships; set ratio
Four Power Treaty
Five Power Treaty
Nine Power Treaty
Washington Treaty
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Jiang Jieshi agreed to work with the communists to fight the Japanese in China.
Second United Front
Xian Movement
First United Front
December Incident
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1915 Japan wanted protectorate over China; required China to agree to terms; Britain intervened
Sino Protocols
Fifteen Demands
Sino-Japanese Agreement
Twenty-one Demands
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Japanese Army posted in Manchuria; guarded SM Railway; faked Manchurian Incident.
Manchurian Korean Army
Kwantung Army
Imperial Way Army
Kamikazi Army
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Protested Japan's actions in Manchuria; continued Open Door Policy; no trade limits on Japan.
Manchurian Doctrine
Roosevelt Doctrine
Stimson Doctrine
Open Door Doctrine
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Japanese attack Dec. 7, 1941 before declaration of war handed to US.
San Diego
Manila
Pearl Harbor
Wake Island
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Junior officers group; wanted Hirohito to be head of military dictatorship; expansionist.
Moderate Faction
Control Faction
Imperial Way Faction
Showa Faction
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Anti-Comintern Pact signed in 1936; directed against USSR; signed by Japan and ??
Britain & USA
Italy & Britain
Germany & Italy
USA & Germany
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Formed to investigate Mukden incident; visited Japan, Manchuria & China; reported to LoN
Lytton Commission
Manchurian Commission
Zhang Commission
Hoover Commission
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Fought 1894-1895; fought over control of Korea & Manchuria; Japan gained Taiwan & Liaodong Pen
1st Sino-Japanese War
2nd Sino-Japanese War
Russo-Japanese War
Anglo-Japanese War
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1926-1928; united China & started purge of Chinese Communists; worried Japan
Beijing Expedition
Northern Expedition
Manchurian Expedition
Central Expedition
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Japan didn't attend; didn't sign treaty; after, major powers began building up their navies.
London Naval Conference 1936
Geneva Naval Conference 1927
London Naval Conference 1930
Washington Naval Conference