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| 01/01/1853 | Chapter 17 section 3 | United States forced Japan to open it's markets to foreigners when Matthew Perry sailed into Tokyo. | |
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01/01/1920 | Chapter 17 section 1 | Stalin began forcing peasents off their land. |
| 01/01/1920 | Chapter 17 section 3 | Series of recessions rocked Japan's economy. | |
| 01/01/1922 | Chapter 17 section 3 | Japanese government had accepted limits on the size of it's navy. | |
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01/01/1924 | chapter 17 section 1 | Stalin took over after Lenin's death. |
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01/01/1930 | Chapter 17 section 4 | American islationism increased. |
| 01/01/1930 | chapter 17 section 4 | Congress had passed Hawley-Smoot tarrif. | |
| 01/01/1932 | Chapter 17 section 3 | Naval officers helped assassinate the prime minister. | |
| 01/01/1932 | chapter 17 section 4 | President Roosevelt was elected. | |
| 01/01/1933 | Chapter 18 Sec3 | 1933-1937 about 130,00 jews fled to Germany | |
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10/01/1934 | Chapter 17 section 1 | When Hindenburg died Hitler became both Chancellor and President, He called himself Der Fiihrer ("the leader") |
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10/01/1935 | Chapter 17 section 1 | Mussolini invaded the independent African Kingdom of Ethiopia. |
| 01/01/1938 | chapter 17 section 4 | Italy had conquered Ethiopia. | |
| 01/01/1938 | Chapter 18 Sec 3 | Natzi police made jews surrender homes and busineses | |
| 01/01/1939 | Chpter 18 Sec 3 | Concentration Camps were introduced to jews | |
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03/01/1939 | Chapter 17 section 2 | Hitler occupied the western half od Czechoslovakia. |
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03/31/1939 | Chapter 17 section 2 | Formally pledged their support to Poland, agreeing to come to aid if Germany was invaded |
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09/01/1939 | Chapter 17 section 2 | Germany invaded Poland. |
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01/01/1940 | Chapter 17 section 1 | Stalin achieved his goal of turning the Soviet Union into a mordern industrial power |
| 01/01/1940 | Chapter 17 section 2 | Hitler launched the greastest air assult the world had seen. | |
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04/09/1940 | Chapter 17 section 2 | Phony war came to an end. itler began a seccessful attack on Denmark and Norway. |
| 06/01/1940 | chapter 17 section 4 | France fell to the Germans and Hitler prepared to invade Britian. | |
| 09/01/1940 | Chapter 18 Sec 1 | Congress Authorized the 1st peacetime draft act | |
| 12/03/1940 | Chapter 18 Sec 1 | President Roosevelt mae his concerns clear to the American peple about threats | |
| 01/01/1941 | Chapter 18 section 5 | Industries searched for millions of new workers to meet the demands. | |
| 04/01/1941 | Chapter 17 section 3 | Japanese signed a neutrality pact with the Soviet Union. | |
| 06/25/1941 | Chapter 18 section 5 | President signed an executive order 8802, opening jobs and traning with out discrimination. | |
| 08/01/1941 | Chapter 18 Sec 2 | Winston Churchill and Roosevelt meet to make the atlantic charter | |
| 12/01/1941 | Chapter 18 section 4 | Japanese attacked a number of other allied countries. | |
| 12/09/1941 | Chapter 18 section 4 | China joined the allies. | |
| 01/01/1942 | Chapter 18 Sec 1 | Set up the War Production Board to the Peacetime indstries that produced war goods | |
| 01/01/1942 | Chapter 18 Sec 3 | Natzis meet at Wansee Conference outside Berlin to agree on new approach | |
| 01/01/1942 | Chapter 18 Sec3 | Natzi made death camps | |
| 03/01/1942 | Chapter 18 section 4 | The general reluctantley boarded a torpedo boat and set it off through Japanese-controlled waters. | |
| 04/01/1942 | Chapter 18 section 4 | Most of Bataan's defenders surrendered. | |
| 06/01/1942 | Chapter 18 Sec 2 | Wolfpacks of U-Boats sank nearly 175 ships in june alone | |
| 11/01/1942 | Chapter 18 Sec 3 | U.S knew about concentration camps but did not show care | |
| 01/01/1943 | Chapter 18 section 5 | Street fighting grew into full-scale riots. | |
| 05/01/1943 | Chapter 18 Sec 1 | Appointed James F Byrnes to the office of war Mobilization | |
| 07/01/1943 | Chapter 18 Sec 2 | U.S invades the island of Sicily with british Forces | |
| 07/11/1943 | Chapter 18 Sec 2 | U.S 7th army invaded island of Sicily with British forces | |
| 09/01/1943 | Chapter 18 Sec 2 | Allied troops threatened to over run the south and take over rome,Italys new govrnment surrenders | |
| 01/01/1944 | Chapter 18 Sec 1 | American Productions levels double the axis nations put together | |
| 01/01/1944 | Chapter 18 section 4 | Military planners decided to bypass the Philippine islands. | |
| 01/01/1944 | Chapter 18 Sec 3 | War refugee board created to help people threaned by natzis | |
| 01/01/1944 | Chapter 18 section 5 | About 17,000 Mexcian American citizens were working in the United States. | |
| 01/01/1945 | Chapter 18 Sec1 | Nation produced 300,000 airplanes,80,000 landing craft,2,600 liberty ships,6 million rifls and 41 billion rounds of ammunition | |
| 01/01/1945 | Chapter 18 section 5 | Government allowed Japanese Americans to leave the camps. | |
| 04/01/1945 | Chapter 18 Sec2 | Northern Italy surrender, and Mousoliini was shot and killed by Italians | |
| 04/30/1945 | Chapter 18 Sec 2 | Hitler killed himself before surrender | |
| 05/01/1945 | Chapter 18 Sec2 | Germany Surrenders | |
| 11/01/1945 | Chapter 18 Sec 3 | Nuremberg trials, 24 defendants 12 were sent to death others prison | |
| 11/11/1945 | Chapter 18 Sec 3 | Nuremberg trials,24 defendants 12 were sent to death rest were sent to prison |
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