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How did Pearl Harbor affect the hydrosphere?
It didnt
When did Hideki Tojo realize the US was the most powerful potential enemy in ww2?
When the US didnt negotiate for peace after Pearl Harbor
What was the importance of Pearl Harbor?
Pearl Harbor was important because it was the site at which Japanese naval action brought the US into World War 2. Despite Japanese efforts to ensure that war was declared 30 minutes in advance of the surprise attack, communications in Washington DC between diplomats were delayed and the attack came before war was declared. This enraged the US population and ensured a war to "unconditional surrender."
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
Why was pearl harbor bombed o Sunday?
This was because the soldiers were not at their posts and they didnt do any drills so they knew the Americans were vulnerable This was because the soldiers were not at their posts and they didnt do any drills so they knew the Americans were vulnerable
How did Pearl Harbor affect the hydrosphere?
It didnt
How did Franklin Roosevelt lead Pearl Harbor?
he didnt lead pearl harbor he was president of the usa but he did avenge pearl harbor by declaring war on japan
Why did it take so long for US to join the war II?
they didnt care until pearl harbor
When did Hideki Tojo realize the US was the most powerful potential enemy in ww2?
When the US didnt negotiate for peace after Pearl Harbor
What were the Americans doing the night before the bombing of Pearl Harbor?
They were caring on with their lives because the government knew that there was going to be a bombing but they didnt know when.
Did the president know that japan was going to attack pearl harbor?
yes,they had some resources that the U.S. was going to be attacked,but they didnt know who,so 50/50
What was the importance of Pearl Harbor?
Pearl Harbor was important because it was the site at which Japanese naval action brought the US into World War 2. Despite Japanese efforts to ensure that war was declared 30 minutes in advance of the surprise attack, communications in Washington DC between diplomats were delayed and the attack came before war was declared. This enraged the US population and ensured a war to "unconditional surrender."
Why were Japanese Americans forced to leave their homes?
because after pearl harbor we found out japanese american spys gave them pictures and specs on pearl harbors dock and helped the japs bomb it. after that america didnt trust them and put them in containment camps.
Why didnt japan invade the us?
Because up until Japan bombed us at Pearl Harbor, we hadn't declared war with anyone.I'm not exactly sure if this is what you meant, but I hope it helps.
Why did us join the World War 2 war?
Because it was not until the US Fleet was attacked at Pearl Harbor that the US had just cause to declare war.The united states didnt want to get involbed so the stayed neutral
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
Why was pearl harbor bombed o Sunday?
This was because the soldiers were not at their posts and they didnt do any drills so they knew the Americans were vulnerable This was because the soldiers were not at their posts and they didnt do any drills so they knew the Americans were vulnerable
