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World War II was a very historic period. It lasted from 1939 to 1945, almost 6 years. During this period the Allied nations, consisting of Britain, France, America versus the Axis power, consisting of Germany and Japan. The Australia/ America Alliance was solidified due to Japan’s involvement in war. The key events that solidified this alliance is the: attack on Pearl Harbour, the relationship between Australian Prime Minister John Curtin and US General Douglas MacArthur and the formation of ANZUS

us to look at cultural activities and events from a larger perspective, placing them in a proper context. For example, it is considered normal in the United States to eat food while walking. Many people do so in busy streets of American cities. In Japan, however, it is considered disrespectful to food. Therefore, the Japanese people stop and eat their food while standing or sitting somewhere. A person employing sociological imagination would understand both practices within a national cultural context

From the book of “The Ninja of Japan” by Kallie Szczepanski A ninja or what they call them in feudal Japan “Shinobi” was a covert agent or mercenary in feudal Japan. The ways of the ninja included espionage, sabotage, infiltration, assassination and guerrilla warfare. Their methods of waging warfare were very bad and beneath the samurai, who observed strict rules about honor and combat. For a century or more the mix of Chinese and Native tactics created a school for ninjas. It was first formulized

Battle was in the middle of World War 2, the battle was between Japan and America, America was trying to seize Iwo Jima 3. THESIS STATEMENT: Why your topic is so important? What is its significance in history? The Battle Of Iwo Jima was one of the major U.S. victories in the Pacific during world war 2 and the Famous photo of the six soldiers who raised the American flag The Battle of Iwo Jima was a battle between America and Japan. The battle happened in the middle of World War II on the Japanese

true fact, they acknowledged the Geneva Convention, and had standards to maintain. Japan, however, never ratified the Geneva Convention, only the Hague convention. The Japanese saw no reason to accord other nations considerations they did not ask for themselves. They were also

Introduction Nationalism is ubiquitous. It exists in everywhere, like national flags, songs, novels or even in Marvel American Hero film. Before, studying how nationalism solidify a country we must fist identify what is a nation, nationalism and how it affects us. What is a nation? Quoted from J.V. Stalin, “Nationality ... is not a racial or tribal phenomenon. It has five essential features: there must be a stable, continuing community, a common language, a distinct territory, economic cohesion

allies in the United States and South Vietnam. The attempt was called the Free World Military forces. While trying to earn support from other nations, he wished to build an agreement behind the backs of Vietnam. This attempt was called the “many flags” program. In 1969 over 47,800 korean soldiers were involved

regarding the information within history textbooks about the Japan and it’s neighboring countries. Two of Japan’s neighboring countries were not pleased with the way that these textbook were written so these textbooks needed to be changed. Those two countries would be South Korea and China. When writing about something that happened in a war you must remember to put in the correct information. The controversy going on between Japan, South Korea, and China was that there was a textbook that was

beside them" (US National Park Services). The statue was based on a photograph taken by Joe Rosenthal of six marines raising the flag over Mount Suribachi after an arduous battle with the Japanese. The photo was an instant sensation, and it became known as one of the most iconic and inspirational war photos ever taken. The image of the Marines raising the American flag over Iwo Jima illustrates the depth of America’s commitment to freedom, the ideal in which America’s identity as an exceptional nation

particular topic, we discover that the United States was doing a really good job keeping secrets. For example, the Japanese has a reason to attack the US. The United States along with our allies Britain and Dutch, provoked the Japanese to attack. In 1937 Japan declared war on China which aggravated the US. The US and its Allies formed a plan and cut off the oil supply for the Japanese military. No oil, meant no fuel for the war. By the US making the strategic plan to cut of the oil supply, left the Japanese