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How did Japanese Americans suffer after japan's attack on pearl harbor?
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What happened to make the US enter world war 2?
Japans attack on Pearl Harbor
What did the attack on japans major cities accomplish?
JAPAN WAS ATOMIC BOMBED BY THE AMERICANS IN 1945
What made US want to fight in World War 2?
Japans suprise attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
What led the US to break isolation and enter the world war 2?
Japans attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
What were the four events that made the United States get involved in World War 2?
well Pearl Harbor of course but then Americans passed the lend-lease act that allowed Americans to sell lend or lease weapons to countries in the war the were vital to the defense of the united states of course this was pretty much stating only lend lease sell to the allies of the united states
What was society and life like before the attack on Pearl Harbor?
This was one of the main events that pulled America into WWII. Without the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor, America may have maintained its neutrality. Some people thought that FDR had antagonized the attack by cutting off Japans oil supply. It was also a little questionable as to why the battleships were all in a line which made them easy to bomb.
What were the causes that made the US join World War 2?
Japans attack on Pearl Harbor on Sunday,December 7th, 1941 at approximatley 7:50 am
What is Japans Main Language?
Japanese
Why did America enter the war in 1941?
Leading up to the war Hitlers expansion in Europe and Japans expansion in the far east were concerns for the United States. The actual reason we declared war on Japan and a few days later Germany was Japans attack on Pearl Harbor Hawaii on December 7, 1941. The attack killed over two thousand US military personnel and civilians.
Why was Japans attack on Hawaii a strategic move?
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What event prompted the United States to enter world war 2?
The Allies (USA, Canada, Britain, Soviet Union etc.) agreed to pool their resources and fight the Axis powers as a joint operation. Because of the greater industrial output of the USA and the increased manpower, the Allies were able to make inroads towards defeating the enemy which hadn't been possible before.
What was the impact on Americans from the Battle of Midway?
Americans on the homefront? nothing really. but in terms of military significance it was the turning point of the war in the pacific. The Americans finally struck a vital blow to the Japanese fleet by sinking 4 of Japans carriers
