What were the effects of the Pearl Harbor attack?

Answer 1

the affect is the US finally decided to enter WWII. Before the US was trying to stay neutral. the us was effected by the bombing of pearl harbor by they lost many men, planes supplies, and ships. as well as money

Answer 2

The economic impact at Pearl Harbor was a positive one. Women were able to receive jobs and help make war bonds in order to receive donations for new supplies. The war had taken America out of depression and made it a top country.

Answer 3

Pearl Harbor was the Japanese attack on the USA. It was very important as this was the moment that the United States entered the war. Roosevelt had kept America neutral up until that point, though the country had been leaning to the Allied side. It was a surprise attack on the main naval base for the American Pacific fleet. The day after, war was declared on Japan. The US government then finished converting to a war economy and provided weapons and supplies for the Soviet Union and the UK. The Japanese officially declared war on America and Britain on December 8th 1941 and three days later Germany and Italy declared war on the United States. The USA then joined the war in Europe and was a great help to Britain, especially during D-Day. After the attack, most of the American people were fully behind the war effort of their country and Propaganda about Pearl Harbor motivated them further.

Answer 4

The impact of Japan's surprise-attack upon Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, is difficult to over-state. While it resulted in a temporary military set-back for America's navy, its longer-term impact was the galvanizing of America's fighting spirit along with the near-complete disappearance of any isolationist sentiment in America. America had been brought into the war, and it was now willing to fight.

Answer 5

4 battleships were lost, along with 2 destroyers. On the American side, 200 planes were lost (most on the ground) and only a handful of Japanese aircraft were lost to the few American aircraft that did manage to get into the air despite the ongoing destruction. You could rate Pearl Harbor as a tactical success for the Japanese but some objectives were not met. Take the 3 American carriers, for example. That we're all at sea and the Imperial Japanese Navy made no effort to find them. A third wave to strike Pearl Harbor was in place but Admiral Yamamoto was against it because of the loss of surprise. Repair facilities were not hit, and oil reserves still in place. All of those factors enabled the US Navy to make a quick comeback in the Pacific.

Answer 6

Mostly military losses; those were replaced from the mainland.

Answer 7

The USA entered World War 2 and the Pacific War commenced.

Answer 8

in pearl harbor we made the Japanese angry so they improved our economy with fried dog.

Answer 9

The economy was good.