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What got the US in World War 2?
The Japanese attack upon Pearl Harbor .
What was reason for US involvement in World War 2?
They got involed in the war because the Japanese bombed pearl harbour.
When did the United States get involved in World War 2?
when Americans got involved in WW2In world war 2, Americans got involved right after the Japanese attacked pearl harbor. AnswerPearl Harbor.
What was the result of the pearl harbor war and who won?
The result of the bombing of Pearl Hrbor was that we got into World war 2. After the Japanese attacks, President Franklin Roosevelt signed the declaration of war with the Japanese. Soon after that, the Germans declared war on us.
When did the Japanese got their rights?
At the end of World War II, the US occupied Japan. General Douglas MacArthur's staff wrote a constitution which the Japanese still use.
What gave the Japanese an advantage early in the World War 2?
Early World War II was a more European front with not much heavy resistance in the pacific until America got involved in late 1941. The war ended in 1945, with the Atomic bombings of the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
How did American got involved in World War 2?
Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor in December 7 1941. They regretted it.
What war did John F Kennedy fight in?
Well, JFK fought in the 2nd World War in the South Pacific where his boat got sunk by a Japanese Cruiser.
What happened to the Japanese during World War 2?
After initial victories, thay got the living snot beat out of them. Michael Montagne
When was the last Japanese war?
World War II.
In what way did the English got there rights?
they got there rights during world war two bec. Of the Japanese and Chinese who ruled our country but they did not got our country bec. The America help us to defeat them.
What was the Japanese-American involvement in World War 2?
The Japanese lived a pretty harsh life during World War 2. Some were treated badly just because they were Japanese. Some even lost their jobs or got killed because they were not trusted. To learn more about the bombing in Pearl Harbor, read Under the Blood-Red Sun. Explains a lot about World War 2 and feelings of a Japanese-american boy.
