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FDR And Pearl Harbor
Opinions are diverse and having different opinions is an important part of diversity. There is nothing wrong with having different opinions and there seems to be many when it comes to the FDRs knowledge of pearl harbor before the attack. Some people think that it is imposible that President Roosevelt would allow the attack to happen. Others think that he saw it as the perfect opportunity to enter World War II. Because there is no way to tell what really happened no one's opinion can be proven wrong as long as there are facts to in some way back it up. On Sunday December 7th, 1941 the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor and it was a surprise to the nation. Whether it was a surprise to the FDR is more difficult to decide. President Franklin Delano
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