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Q: How did the events of pearl harbor change the US level of involvement in World War 2?
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Did congress favor American involvement in world war 2?

Not until after Pearl harbor


What are two incidents that led to US involvement in World War 2?

Pearl Harbor


What sparked the beginning of the US involvement in world war 2?

Pearl Harbour


When did the US involvement in world war 2?

The US began it's involvement in WW2 on December 8, 1941.The day after the attack on Pearl Harbor.


What were the events that lead to World War 2?

pearl harbor, for one


What key events led Americans into World War 2?

pearl harbor


What events brought an end to American involvement in world war 2?

just decided they wanted out


What spark caused the us to enter World War 2?

The attack on Pearl Harbor by the Japanese Military.


What events other than the attack on Pearl Harbor led the US into World War 2?

Pearl harbor was the main reason the US went into the war, however Hitler was constantly mocking the US throughout the war. Also, FDR began transforming American factories to start building weapons of war, etc. to prepare for US involvement.


Give the exact dates for the following events of World War 2 Pearl Harbor?

Pearl Harbor is a place, not an event. Dec 7th, 1941


What events led the US into World War 2?

The Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor in 1941.


What did the US do to avoid a repetion of the events leading up to the US involvement in World War 2?

We didn't do anything as a whole nation. There was a group of people in our country in politics, or at least had some say in the government's decisions that really didn't want our involvement in World War II. It was only until Japan viciously bombed pearl harbor that we entered the war against Japan, and a little while later Japan's allies.