No, Pearl Harbor was bombed by the Japanese on December 7th, 1941. It was the end of the "cold war" that the US was waging against the Axis in World War II and the start of their "hot war" involvement. "Cold war" and "hot war" can be used as general, descriptive terms, as demonstrated above. Since this question asks about the Cold War in capital letters it is referring to the tension between the US and the western allies and the USSR and their Soviet bloc between WWII and the late 1980s.
Pearl Harbor, the place is a US naval base.
Pearl Harbor, the event was a attack on the naval base by Japanese forces and triggered the entry of the US into WW2.
Pearl Harbor war bombed and attacked in World War 2
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Pearl harbor was a part of world war 2
The Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor via airstrike.
Pearl Harbor did not go to war. The United States declared war on Japan after it attacked the navy base located at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941.
Pearl Harbor war bombed and attacked in World War 2
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The setting was portrayed as Pearl Harbor, in Hawaii during World War II. The attack on Pearl Harbor was what thrust the U.S. into World War II.
Pearl harbor was a part of world war 2
The Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor via airstrike.
Pearl Harbor did not go to war. The United States declared war on Japan after it attacked the navy base located at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941.
First of all, Pearl Harbor was and still is a part of country (we never declared war on Pearl Harbor). Second, I assume you're asking when we declared war on Japan BECAUSE of the attack on Pearl Harbor. Pearl Harbor was attacked on December 7, 1941. Roosevelt declared war on December 8th.
No, the attack on Pearl Harbor actually began the war.
The United States won the war by bombing Japan after Pearl Harbor.
No the bombing of pearl harbor made us join the war
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In response to Pearl Harbor, the president advised congress to declare war, which they did.