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    Surprise Attack Bombs‚explosions‚horrific screams from the innocent citizens and soldiers of Pearl Harbor will be remembered throughout history. 1941 was the year the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. The United States was deep in World War 2 on the European front. The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor was a new front for the US in the war. What lead the Japanese to attacked the US at Pearl Harbor? On December 7‚ 1941 Pearl Harbor was attacked by the Japanese planes and submarines. The Japanese had a

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    horrible attack forced the U.S. to join WWII. President Roosevelt called it “a date which will live in infamy”. Prior to WWII‚ Japan attacked China in the Second Sino-Japanese War. They wanted oil and other resources in Southeast Asia. Japan joined forces with Germany and Italy and became allies. Japan was afraid the U.S. would try to stop them from taking Southeast Asia‚ so they decided to attack Pearl Harbor‚ which was a large station for the military. They believed that a surprise attack would destroy

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    The attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7‚ 1941 was something that America will never forget. It was so big that it led America to declaring war on Japan. Why was it so big? On that day‚ Japan had bombed Pearl Harbor‚ the U.S. naval base and ended up killing 2‚403 people and injured another 1‚178‚ while destroying eight ships of the U.S. Pacific Fleet and 347 aircraft (TCI). However‚ there is still a mystery about this attack. What was the motive of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor? There

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    reason is that America did not agree with Japan’s desire to expand in the Pacific. Both entities had their eyes set upon the Phillipines and Japan was willing to do anything to secure the land. The culmination of these factors led to Japan planning an attack on the Naval Bases in Hawaii. Despite the Americans best efforts to avoid going to war‚ after Japan

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    is about the attack on Pearl Harbor and the events that led up to it. The narrator talks about America still stinging from the horrors of World War I‚ and not wanting to get involved in another European war. President Roosevelt‚ however‚ created a bill that would draft american men to defend our territories. Thus‚ we were in a state of flux‚ not really in the war and not really out of it. This all changed when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor‚ which up until 9/11 was the deadliest attack ever on USA soil

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    China‚ they attacked the United States naval base at Pearl Harbor.  After the surprise attack by Japan‚ the American mindset changed completely‚ many people were angry and afraid of what would happen next. The entire country found itself in wartime mode‚ even though‚ much of America’s government was opposed to entering the war. This attack caused the United States involvement in World War II. What led up to the Attack on Pearl Harbor‚ brief background of what happened on December 7‚ 1941‚ how it caused

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    United States of America. It was the day when 2‚403 innocent men lost their lives that morning by Japan’s surprise attack. This surprise attack later involved the United States in World War 2‚ even though they tried so hard not to involve themselves in all the trouble. Now the real question is‚ why did Japan attack Pearl Harbor? There are a couple reasons why Japan wanted to attack Pearl Harbor. Japan attacked Pearl Harbor because they believed that the Yamato race was the superior one and their

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    States with an attack on the World Trade Center and the arming of the AL-Ittihad Al-Islamiyaand attacks in Somalia that killed 18 special operation soldiers during the Battle of Mogadishu. Al-Qaeda was responsible for the US embassy attacks in Kenya and Tanzania. Some of the other attacks that Al-Qaeda was responsible for was the bombing of the USS Cole in Oct 2000‚ Sept. 11‚ 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon‚ killing over 3‚000 people. After those horrific attacks on the United

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    the Japanese Air Force attacked Pearl Harbor‚ Hawaii. Both of these attacks were planned for when the ships were anchored in the harbor making the attacks hard to defend against. One question researchers have is if the Japanese Navy studied the Taranto Attack‚ is that how they got their own ideas for attacking Pearl Harbor? “Historians have claimed that the Japanese Navy "studied the Taranto attack" as it prepared for its own attack on Pearl Harbor.” This one question could be the key for how the Japanese

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    President Franklin Roosevelt declared that the day of the Japanese surprise attack on Pearl Harbor‚ December 7‚ 1941‚ would live in infamy. Pearl Harbor was just a prelude to what the United States was getting into‚ when joining World War II. Not only was Pearl Harbor the beginning of a very long and horrific conflict‚ but it was also ushered in one of the worst violations of civil liberties in U.S. history. This was the blatant disregard of Japanese Americans’ human rights. After the bombing of

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