Vocabulary
A particular way of viewing something, shaped by a person’s situation, beliefs and experiences.
Perspective
Many Japanese people saw Hirohito as this, which made surrender hard to imagine.
Divine/sacred
He became president in April 1945 when this predecessor died, and was only briefed on the bomb afterwards.
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Name a year that lange was Prime Minister
1984-1989
Name a year that Muldoon was Prime Minister
1975-1984
A leaning towards one side that can make a view unfair or one-sided
Bias
On August 15, 1945, Japanese people heard the emperor’s voice for the first time, this way. What was the method of communication?
Radio
WW2 is an example of which type of perspective?
A: Experiences
B: Cultural values and Beliefs
C: global events
D: none of the above
Global events
Which political party was David Lange a part of
Labour party
Which political party was Muldoon a part of
National Party
The reason or reasons behind why a person acts or decides the way they do
Motivation
What was the name of the bomb dropped on Nagasaki
Fat Man
What was the name of the secret project that built the atomic bomb?
The Manhattan project
Which country was nuclear testing in the pacific area
France
This Greenpeace ship was sunk in the Auckland harbor in 1985
Rainbow Warrior
The word for the surrounding time, place and circumstances that help explain why something happened
Context
Hirohito became emperor in this year
1926
American families wanting their sons to come home is an example of which category of perspective?
National pressures
The US suspended its obligations to NZ under this alliance in response to NZ’s ship-visit policy
ANZUS
What is the name of the ship we studied which was not allowed into NZ waters
USS Buchanan
An individual or group's knowledge and their beliefs can influence their perspective
On August 8, 1945, this country declared war on Japan
The Soviet Union
What job did truman have during WW1?
Artillery officer
Finish the quote
"Hold your breath just for a moment. I can __ __ ___on it as you lean towards me!"
Smell the uranium
Explain Muldoons perspective on Nuclear weapons
Answer should include Nuclear deterrence