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    This document provides instructions for a student activity to create a map of the Pacific Ocean region during World War II. Students are asked to make a map key, mark where atomic bombs were dropped on Japan, label five bodies of water, and identify and number 16 places mentioned in accompanying text.

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    This document provides instructions for a student activity to create a map of the Pacific Ocean region during World War II. Students are asked to make a map key, mark where atomic bombs were dropped on Japan, label five bodies of water, and identify and number 16 places mentioned in accompanying text.

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    War in The Pacific Map

    Uploaded by

    Brian Walker
    This document provides instructions for a student activity to create a map of the Pacific Ocean region during World War II. Students are asked to make a map key, mark where atomic bombs were dropped on Japan, label five bodies of water, and identify and number 16 places mentioned in accompanying text.

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    Brian Walker, High School

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    2 sided, stapled
    Name ________________________________________________________________
    1. Make a map key
    2. Mark where the atomic bombs were dropped and update the map key
    3. Label the following bodies of water
    ○ Pacific Ocean
    ○ Sea of Japan
    ○ Coral Sea
    ○ South China Sea
    ○ Philippine Sea
    4. Read the text then label and number the places mentioned. There are 16 things to number and label.

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