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    has occurred as Japan sent out to attack America, Pearl Harbor. We gain the perspective of both sides and their reasoning to both Japan and America, but was Japan justified for their actions? The attack that occurred that took place killed thousands of people who could be seen as innocent citzens of America, but because of the oil that Japan needed, they took charge. Are they justified for their actions? I believe they are justified, as there are both sides of the event and both Japan and…

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    forever hold a tracey memory in many people's hearts. That date is when Pearl Harbor was attacked by Japan. Before it was attacked Pearl Harbor was used for coaling and repair in 1887. On 1908 naval station was established at Pearl Harbor. 1919 a drydock was added to Pearl Harbor. No one knew that Pearl Harbor was going to get attacked by Japan (Editors). Before the attack on Pearl Harbor, Japan had to have some thoughts on what their plan was. The Japanese thought Pearl Harbor was an easy…

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    I can’t wait for the end of the month. My husband will finally be returning home from fighting this terrible war. I don’t understand all of the political aspects and caveats that occurred or was brought about as a result of this war, but I am just overjoyed that he is returning home safe and sound to me and my children. I didn’t really comprehend how the war escalated between Britain and Germany until my husband explained the events. The blockage of the British harbor from the Germans, the…

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    means getting involved. The war was a turning point in that it caused the United States to become an imperialist power. The U.S. had to maintain a large navy to protect its overseas colonies. It put America on what became a collision course with Japan, which was on its own path to imperialism in the Pacific. So the American victory over Spain set the…

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    Megabots Research Paper

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    The U.S. and Japan are at it again, except this time, it’s a battle of superior technology. One of the leading robotics industries, MegaBots, is facing off with it’s Japanese rival, Suidobashi Heavy Industry. The topics I’ll be covering in this paper are more information about MegaBots and where they came from and how they built the mech, how they plan to make a sport out of it, and the history of Suidobashi Heavy industry. Now onto the history of MegaBots. The history of Megabots seems all…

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    Thomas R. Norris was born on January 14, 1944 in Florida. During his youth he became a member of the boy scouts as well as wrestled for his school. He attended the University of Maryland where he wrestled and became an ACC champion wrestler. Thomas Norris intended to join the Navy to become a fighter pilot however due to issues with his vision he became a SEAL instead graduating with BUD/s Class 45. Lt. Norris was deployed to Vietnam in the early 1970’s and in 1972 he would embark on the…

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    an army whose soldiers put the country before their own lives. The United States were well aware of this shockingly uncommon fighting strategy, and knew it would take something that carried much greater power than an army of men was needed to take Japan…

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    attack caused Japan many consequences and the entrance of World War ll. Japan's only possible chance was a surprise attack to destroy the Pearl Harbor as fast as possible. The Japanese used multiple ships that had destroyed American fleet units. Ships had carried everyone's land bombs. The Japanese planes launched six aircraft carriers, two battleships, three cruisers, and eleven destroyers, onto the naval base. The bombing was a major part in how everything had started and ended. Japan used…

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    Japanese Internment Camps

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    The Justification of Japanese Internment Camps During World War Two, the entire world was in a state of confusion and vulnerability. However, the United States took drastic measures in order to confirm that no spies were present on the West Coast by issuing Executive Order 9066, an order that would change the lives of over 117,000 Japanese-Americans. Since 1942, when Congress passed this law, the justification of it was heavily debated. It was and still is considered inhumane, unnecessary, and…

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    Before the Battle After the Battle of the Coral Sea in May of 1942, the Japanese still sought to capture portions of the Pacific Ocean and land within those portions, including the Midway Island. The mastermind behind these plans, Admiral Yamamoto Isoroku, was mainly hoping to secure the Samoa Islands, Fiji and Australia to expand territory, with the capturing of the Midway Island only being a problem due to its proximity to the United States. The plan for the Island contained a ruse that…

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