Pearl Harbor: A Date that will Live in Infamy
What if one morning you woke up and you heard the sound of gunfire and people screaming? Would you join the fight for your country and decide to die courageously or run, fleeing from the gunfire like the rest of the people? On December 7, 1941, many people faced this decision. What would you do?
On June 28, 1919 the Treaty of Versailles was signed. It said that World War I was over and Germany had to take full blame for the war, pay 300 billion dollars, limit their army and lose all of their oversea colonies. It took six months to agree on all the terms. With that, all the fighting ended but Germany secretly wanted to go against the treaty. The Germans were angry about the compromise and a new leader
What if one morning you woke up and you heard the sound of gunfire and people screaming? Would you join the fight for your country and decide to die courageously or run, fleeing from the gunfire like the rest of the people? On December 7, 1941, many people faced this decision. What would you do?
On June 28, 1919 the Treaty of Versailles was signed. It said that World War I was over and Germany had to take full blame for the war, pay 300 billion dollars, limit their army and lose all of their oversea colonies. It took six months to agree on all the terms. With that, all the fighting ended but Germany secretly wanted to go against the treaty. The Germans were angry about the compromise and a new leader