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Japan chose to attack Pearl Harbor for several reasons: first, to neutralize the U.S. Pacific Fleet, which posed a threat to Japanese expansion in Southeast Asia. Second, the attack aimed to buy time for Japan to consolidate its territorial gains and resources, particularly in the context of rising tensions with the United States over its expansionist policies. Lastly, Japan sought to demonstrate its military strength and resolve, hoping to deter American intervention in its regional ambitions.

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