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    World War II advertisements before and after the Japanese attacked the United States at Pearl Harbor in Honolulu‚ Hawaii were different in several ways. Before the attack on Pearl Harbor advertisements had a positive tone and the main purpose was to encourage people to get jobs to help the United States win the war. Some jobs essential to the war were farming and working in factories. Farming was important because the soldiers needed food. Without enough food they would not have the energy or strength

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    PEARL HARBOR         1 The Attack on Pearl Harbor Kaylan McNally Ms. Burton Due 2/14/13 To analyze how and why the Japanese were successful in their attack PEARL HARBOR         2 Abstract The Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor that brought the United States into what is known as World  War ll‚ it also personifies a large moment in the national history of America. My paper looks at the exchange of different reported practices of World War ll. Analysis of the effects of Pearl Harbor

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    The Attack on Pearl Harbor Devry University Contemporary History Lawrence Robinson August 18‚ 2012 Introduction The Pearl Harbor attack was a military strike that was surprisingly carried out by Imperial Japanese Navy at the Pearl Harbor in Hawaii‚ United States. Naval base of the United States was the primary target for the Japanese military forces that launched the attack. The attack was carried out in December 1941. The Japanese military forces used the attack as a precautionary action

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    Pearl Harbor Conspiracy

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    threat to civilization which these aggressor nations were presenting to the world…and that we would ultimately be left to face the onslaught alone…" are words from then Secretary of War Henry Stimson. America knew she was headed for war‚ her people though‚ not directly feeling the effects of the conflicts going on half a world away would not support the loss of American lives for a foreign war. The government knew about the planned attacks on Pearl Harbor‚ kept the information from the military leaders

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    ck on Pearl Harbor “I fear all we have done is to awaken a sleeping giant and fill him with a terrible resolve.” This is a famous quote that Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto uttered just after the attack on Pearl Harbor. He was nervous that one of the most important surprise attacks in recent history would turn out to be a complete failure. Over the course of history there have been numerous decisions to attack other nations with some of them being successful and others not so much. However‚ few have

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    To better understand the attack on Pearl Harbor we must first go to the origin of the problem. Japan had little resources and they depended on trade‚ trade was the only thing keeping them going as a nation. According to Conroy‚ author of Pearl Harbor reexamined: Prologue to the Pacific War‚ “The fundamental causes of the pacific war go back to the turn of the century. International relations were then characterized by politics‚ aggressive nationalism‚ and western colonialism. These forces worked

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    The attack on the naval base at Pearl Harbor that took place on the December 7th of 1941 was a shocking event for the American public‚ and had served as the catalyst for the country’s entry into the Second World War. The attack on Pearl Harbor is considered the most shocking event that left a mark on United States’ culture and public awareness before the September 11 attacks. One reason for this is the surprise nature of the attacks and the massive number of casualties. Because of this‚ most historians

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    Pearl Harbor: the Attack

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    The Attack on Pearl Harbor By: Jess Bowen Thesis Statement The attack on Pearl Harbor was an important event not only in World War II‚ but in American history because the attack was the reason the United States entered the war and through their victory in the war‚ made the world as it is today. Outline I. Introduction/ Thesis II. Background to attack A. Anticipation to war 1. Japan vs. China 2. Tensions

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    English 1320 3 April 2012 Pearl Harbor and the Pacific The Axis Powers wanted more land and a better world in their eyes‚ and what was not handed to the alliance would certainly be taken by force. Adolf Hitler‚ the Japanese‚ and all accommodating nations of the Axis Powers were criminal in their measures taken throughout World War II. It was an unjust war in a multitude of ways‚ and morals seemed to completely dissipate during combat. With the unprovoked attacks on Pearl Harbor‚ the invasions and capturing

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    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

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