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    What Caused Japan’s Attack on Pearl Harbor? The tension between Japan and America had been steadily growing since the end of the first World War, and on December 7, 1941, Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. What reason did Japan have to attack Pearl Harbor? Japan chose to attack Pearl Harbor due to America’s insults, the sudden cutoff of supplies, and their desire to conquer. America’s insults infuriated Japan. In Japan, retreat is seen as an honorless act, and Hideki Tojo, the Prime Minister of…

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    Pearl Harbor, United States naval base in Hawaii, was attacked by Imperial Japanese Navy on 7th December 1941, what was tantamount to Japan declaring war on US. There is surely variety of possible reasons for this action and it is a topic of debate among historians. Firstly, after Japan seized Indo-China, United States decided to impose economic embargo on Japan. This would certainly prove disastrous to Japan as they would not be able to sustain war with China. On that account, after failed…

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    morning. It was an unannounced, fierce attack upon the united states naval base in pearl harbor. Hawaii pearl harbor directed by Japanese airplanes was the bloody start of a dreadful war amongst japan and the united states. Numerous us staff passing were considered well the same number of injured. A shocked and appalled America abruptly found itself at war. How was Hawaii's geographic area a key component of pearl harbor assault? USS Arizona sailors enjoyed a longer than normal wake-up…

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    With 2500 dead and over 1000 wounded, was the two hour attack on Pearl Harbour a tragic misfortune, or a meticulously planned excuse for the United States to declare war on Japan. Many documents seem to suggest that president Roosevelt knew about the imminent attack on Pearl Harbour and even welcomed it as an excuse to declare war on Japan. Should these theories be taken seriously, or are they merely the ravings of paranoid citizens? Although some information available may lead people to think…

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    On December 7, 1941, a devastating day occurred. Japan launched a surprise attack on the U.S. near Honolulu, Hawaii. This attack was called Pearl Harbor. The first wave of Japanese pilots came in at around 7:50 am. The Japanese pilots were called torpedo bombers. Torpedo bombers dropped bombs that had propellers on the back of the bomb which would then push the torpedo into the desired target. Around 7:53a.m, more pilots from the first wave came in and the pilots were called dive bombers, these…

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    When you think of Hawaii what do you think of? You’re probably thinking of palm trees, hot weather, beaches, and paradise. On December 7, 1941, this Sunday morning was different. Pearl Harbor, a giant U.S. military base, was attacked by more than 350 Japanese planes. Want to know more about this tragic event? Well then you’re in luck! In 1853 Japan opened its doors to world trade. Japan’s society grew quickly. its military grew powerful. Japan started dreaming of becoming a world power. However,…

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    When a country such as the United States enters a war, typically an important event has occurred to force them to do so. For World War II, it was the attack on Pearl Harbor. For the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, it was the attack on the Twin Towers on September 11th. These events, very significant in American history, are known as “days of infamy”. Without their impact on the United States and the rest of the world, life today might be much different. These direct attacks to American soil aren’t…

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    December 7th, 1941. That was the day Pearl harbor was attacked. The day 2,300 Americans died. The day everything changed. Japanese attack planes flew over the American islands of Hawaii dropping several bombs for several hours. America had joined World War II. “Breaking News has just come in,” Stated the news anchor speaking on national television. “Pearl Harbor is currently under attack, bombs are being dropped by one Japanese plane after another destroying hundreds of military aircrafts and…

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    Tomi was gained a lot of skills after the booming of Pearl Harbor. For example he gained confidences, leadership and also toughness. He showed toughness against Keet many times when they met each other. He also showed leadership when he had to lead his friends to bring up the boat and in addition he had to make the choices. In addition he gained confidences by facing Keet all does times as well. He gained a lot of confidences from his friends. For example in page…

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    Justified Bombing at Pearl Harbor. Nearly all of the West Coast navy fleet destroyed. This prepared Japan to make a straightforward attack on the U.S. We were afraid of the many Japanese Americans living on the West coast to help them, considering they’re loyalties were unknown. The decision was made to relocate all of the American citizens with a Japanese ancestry. They were moved to more central America. This was so they were not as close to Military bases and important sites on the west coast…

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