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How did the bombing between the us and japan start?
Japan bombed Pearl Harbor, Hawaii first. Later the US was able to have revenge and they bombed Japan.
What did Japan would result from it attack on pearl harbor?
America would no longer be able to resist Japanese expansion.
What did Japan hope would result from attack on Pearl Harbor?
America would no longer be able to resist Japanese expansion.
How did Pearl Harbor defend itself from Japan?
There were many acts of heroism in the defense of Pearl Harbor. Several aircraft managed to launch and attack the flights of aircraft. Some anti-aircraft batteries were also able to get manned and were able to shoot down some of the Japanese.
Why did Roosevelt do nothing to stop Pearl Harbor?
Pearl Harbor came as a surprise to the U.S., so Roosevelt was able to do nothing about it.
What was Japan's involvement during Pearl Harbor?
During a time when the U.S. and Japan were supposed to be having peace talks, Japanese airplanes attacked the U.S. ships that were at anchor in Pearl Harbor. The Japanese wanted to control all of the Pacific, so they told their people that citizens of the United States were too genetically impure to be able to endure the kind of war that Japan would bring.
Did japan attack Pearl Harbor because the US wouldn't let them trade?
No. The reason that Japan attacked Pearl Harbor was because they were worried that the gigantic US Pacific Fleet would try to halt their expansion to other islands. they wanted to deal a crippling blow so the US wouldn't be able to interfere. Unfortunately for Japan, they didn't destroy every ship, and the USS Enterprise was not at Pearl Harbor so it wasn't affected in anyway. The USS Enterprise was the main ship that led to the downfall of the Japanese Navy.
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.
How did us defeat japan during Pearl Harbor attack?
Because Pearl Harbor was only one military base in the US out of 737 total. The attack on Pearl Harbor killed 2390 people. The US military has over one million enlisted personnel. It would be like removing one bee from a bee hive and wondering why you still got stung by the other bees.
What is the most important battle of Pearl Harbor?
Pearl Harbor was one battle. The most important facts were the USA aircraft carriers weren't there and the Japanese weren't able to attack them, so the carriers led the way to victory against the Japan. Also, Japan only launched two air strikes against the bases at Pearl Harbor. If they had launched a third, they could have bombed the oil reserves, the dry docks, and the submarine pens, and further hurt the USA ability to strike back.
What events led up to pearl harbor?
The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor was on December 7, 1941. The US's refusal to allow Japan to run uncontested in East Asia, and the US ownership of the Philippines gave Japan the rational to attack the US, and let the world know, that it feared no nation.
Did japan want revenge so they bombed pearl harbor?
No. Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor was designed to intimidate the United States to prevent the US from resisting Japan's imperial ambitions in the rest of Asia. Their hope was that if the US Navy was destroyed at Pearl Harbor, we wouldn't have been able to respond when Japan attacked Hong Kong, Singapore, Indonesia and Australia. The intent was that Japan's ambassador to the US was supposed to present their "declaration of war" against the US, and the attack on Pearl Harbor would happen just 55 minutes later. The abruptness and severity of the attack would cause the Americans to cower in fear. It didn't work, of course. The Japanese Embassy in Washington had difficulty in decoding and printing the Japanese Government's declaration, and the Japanese Ambassador delivered the "declaration of war" about 2 hours AFTER the bombs started falling. Nothing could have made the Americans quite as angry as a "sneak attack". And neither of the aircraft carriers assigned to Pearl Harbor were actually in the harbor; these had been the primary targets of the bombers. There was no possibility at all that Japan would be able to match the USA's industrial productivity, so once Japan made us angry, the end result was inevitable. Admiral Yamamoto had said, before the attack, that he could guarantee that Japan would be victorious everywhere - for the first 6 months. If the war lasted longer, they would be defeated. The Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. The turning point of the Pacific war occurred on June 4, 1942, in the Battle of Midway, when four of the Japanese carriers that attacked Pearl Harbor were destroyed.
