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When did the Japanese formally declare war during Pearl Harbor?
they didnt, we declared war on them for attacking us. they "provoked" us to declare war, though we provoked them first by taking away their oil
What was a major criticism of Polk during the Mexican War?
He had provoked Mexico into war.
The US provoked Mexico into war by?
Entering the contested Nueces Strip.
Which US President provoked the War with Mexico in 1846?
James Knox Polk.
What about Polk's behavior in the lead-up to the Mexican War did many such as Henry David Thoreau criticize?
Polk had provoked the Mexicans into a war, then claimed that they had started it.
When did the Japanese formally declare war during Pearl Harbor?
they didnt, we declared war on them for attacking us. they "provoked" us to declare war, though we provoked them first by taking away their oil
What was a major criticism of Polk during the Mexican American War?
That he had provoked the War.
What was a major criticism of Polk during the Mexican War?
He had provoked Mexico into war.
The US provoked Mexico into war by?
Entering the contested Nueces Strip.
Which US President provoked the War with Mexico in 1846?
James Knox Polk.
What was the name of the city Hannibal seized which provoked Rome into a war with Carthage?
Saguntum.
How was the US provoked Mexico into war by?
Marching troops toward the Rio Grande.
Did the U.S seek to enter a war with Mexico?
Yes. By accepting Texas as a state and allowing patrols in a no man's land, President Polk provoked Mexico into war.
Who provoked US to join World War 2?
The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
What provoked England's first civil war?
king johns signing of the magna carta
What if the Germans hadn't provoked the US into world war 1?
nothing would happen
Was the unites states justified in going to war with Mexico?
The United States was Not justified in going to war with Mexico Because Polk Provoked it , Robbery Of Texas , and growth of slavery.
