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Why did Americans believe Japan would not attack on American soil?
Americans believed Japan would not attack on American soil because they thought Japan would not risk provoking the United States into entering World War II. Additionally, there was a belief that Japan's military capabilities were not strong enough to launch a successful attack on American territory.
What were Japan's greatest mistakes in World War 2?
Japan s attack on American pearl harbor.colonialism
What started the American Japan war?
It was Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor on the morning of December 7, 1941.
What was the signifance of the attack on pearl harbor?
Japan was attempting to wipe out the American Navy which would in effect reduce American participation in the war. Had our air craft carriers been in the harbor during the attack, Japan may have succeeded.
What lifted American morale after the Pearl Harbor attack?
The Doolittle Raid upon Tokyo , Japan .
Who led American air attack on Tokyo?
the president it depends which attack, Doolittle Raid: John Doolittle, bombing of Japan: Harry Truman.
What led up to the attack on Pearl Harbor from a American perspective?
Japan's invasion of China and the Panay Incident.
What American naval did japan attack leading to the US entering world war 2?
Pearl Harbor
What year did japan attack japan?
Japan attacked china in 1937 this is when they launched a fullscale attack.
The American ships and planes were in peacetime condition of readiness not geared for attack the guns were without ammunition and were unmanned What effect did this have on japans success?
The American ships were not prepared for fighting and japan could easily attack them.
When did japan attack japan?
the japanese attack singapore on the 8 December 1941
What American naval base did japan attack leading the US entering World War 2?
Pearl Harbor
