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First of all the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor because the U.S. was denying them oil, Japan got about 90% of its oil from the US. The US eventually entered the war, war was declared on Japan. From then on most of Japans petroleum was obtained through Nazi Germany. then Justin Bieber came to save the day
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Who was the female lead in Pearl Harbor?
The female lead in Pearl Harbor was actress Kate Beckinsale, who played the character of Nurse Lt. Evelyn Johnson.
Were was the attack of Pearl Harbor at?
In Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Pearl Harbor is a harbor on the island of Oʻahu, Hawaii, west of Honolulu.
What act lead to interment camps for japanese?
The attack on Pearl Harbor, and declaration of war by Congress.
Where did Pearl harbor situate in?
Pearl Harbor is in Hawaii.
Which naval base in Hawaii attacked during World War?
The Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor via airstrike.
How did Franklin Roosevelt lead Pearl Harbor?
he didnt lead pearl harbor he was president of the usa but he did avenge pearl harbor by declaring war on japan
What lead to the attack on Pearl Harbor?
japan
Who was the female lead in Pearl Harbor?
The female lead in Pearl Harbor was actress Kate Beckinsale, who played the character of Nurse Lt. Evelyn Johnson.
What did the Pearl Harbor attack lead to?
world war 2
Who lead Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor?
Hideki Tojo
Who lead japan during the attack at Pearl Harbor?
Commander Mitsuo Fuchida led Japan's army to attack the United States at Pearl Harbor.
What were the events that lead to World War 2?
pearl harbor, for one
Where did Pearl Harbor takes place?
Pearl Harbor is in Hawaii.
What is the book Pearl Harbor about?
pearl harbor
Were was the attack of Pearl Harbor at?
In Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Pearl Harbor is a harbor on the island of Oʻahu, Hawaii, west of Honolulu.
What is the main event that lead up to pearl harbor?
Stealthy enemy movements into attacking positions.
What act lead to interment camps for japanese?
The attack on Pearl Harbor, and declaration of war by Congress.
