“As the attack was treacherous and unexpected, the ill-fated crews of these ships perished - except a handful, who escaped by a hair 's breadth. All hell broke loose at this place and the scenario was ghastly and gory.
The Japanese lost only 29 planes in the bargain. Their bombs and torpedoes could not somehow target the US cruisers Enterprise, Lexinaton and Saratoga. Their survival later cost the Japanese Navy dearly. Fortunately for the USA, the dockyard, where the ships could be repaired, and the barrels of oil, were left untouched.
As promised, at this stage, Britain entered the Pacific War on the side of the Allies. After the demise of F.D. Roosevelt, Harry S. Truman assumed office as the US President. And how he ordered the bombing of Nagasaki and Hiroshima of Japan, that destroyed those cities, is now a pathetic history.”¹
The bombing of Pearl harbor had a large worldwide impact in many aspects. It shocked a nation and altered the entire world. For example, it changed the relationships between countries such as altering states of war².It shifted the economy both in and …show more content…
First of all, it changed the relationship between America and Japan. It also caused the United States of America to declare war on Germany and Japan⁶, entering World War ll. Right after the bombing, the United States was left vulnerable. They had never before been attacked on their home soil and for the first time, they were nearly helpless. Men had to be deployed to war, many were killed and more were injured and the country was surprised. The next step was questioning their relationships with Europe and whether or not they would actually be providing protection to the United States. This attack led to many shifts in relationships. Strengthening and weakening. Canada’s relationship with the United States stayed strong as they declared war on Japan just as the US
The Japanese lost only 29 planes in the bargain. Their bombs and torpedoes could not somehow target the US cruisers Enterprise, Lexinaton and Saratoga. Their survival later cost the Japanese Navy dearly. Fortunately for the USA, the dockyard, where the ships could be repaired, and the barrels of oil, were left untouched.
As promised, at this stage, Britain entered the Pacific War on the side of the Allies. After the demise of F.D. Roosevelt, Harry S. Truman assumed office as the US President. And how he ordered the bombing of Nagasaki and Hiroshima of Japan, that destroyed those cities, is now a pathetic history.”¹
The bombing of Pearl harbor had a large worldwide impact in many aspects. It shocked a nation and altered the entire world. For example, it changed the relationships between countries such as altering states of war².It shifted the economy both in and …show more content…
First of all, it changed the relationship between America and Japan. It also caused the United States of America to declare war on Germany and Japan⁶, entering World War ll. Right after the bombing, the United States was left vulnerable. They had never before been attacked on their home soil and for the first time, they were nearly helpless. Men had to be deployed to war, many were killed and more were injured and the country was surprised. The next step was questioning their relationships with Europe and whether or not they would actually be providing protection to the United States. This attack led to many shifts in relationships. Strengthening and weakening. Canada’s relationship with the United States stayed strong as they declared war on Japan just as the US