Pearl Harbor Essay
The Attack on Pearl Harbour
Focus Question: How did the attack on Pearl Harbour affect WWII?
What significant reason did the Japanese choose to start a war with the United States?
How did the surprise assault affect the surroundings of Pearl Harbour?
The quotation of “issued Potsdam Declaration” had Japan to surrender, even if they did surrender why are the United States still deciding to bomb Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
How has the results of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombing affect the lives of the survivors?
What would happen if America wasn’t part of WWII?
The retaliation of the Japanese had the world concerned by the oppression of military actions and to reveal power during the modern era (1900’s). The strategy of the Japanese empire was to focus on Pearl Harbour, located in Hawaii, by a Surprise assault in the morning. The purpose was to prevent the U.S Pacific Fleet from interfering with military actions in which the Japanese empire had planned in SEA (South East Asia) against England, Netherlands and the U.S .This event had caused the vengeance of the U.S to repel the damage caused at Pearl Harbour with the atomic bomb towards Hiroshima and other regions of the southern Japan. This was to show the extensive pain dealt during the ironic engagement.
World War II was a global war that began from 1939 to 1945 that changed the world. The ambition was power, the source of superiority and imperialism. These factors have affected on the results of war in which relates to the event of “The Attack on Pearl Harbour”. The outcome of this event was catastrophic and dreadful that both nations have inflicted extensive damage and earned a major lost to both sides. The attack on Pearl Harbour affected WWII in many horrendous ways. During the WWII there was a war between Germany and the Nazi’s lead by Adolf Hitler where he was the icon of Imperialism. This shows that The United States had to face the presences of the 2 major events of the Japanese Empire and The
Focus Question: How did the attack on Pearl Harbour affect WWII?
What significant reason did the Japanese choose to start a war with the United States?
How did the surprise assault affect the surroundings of Pearl Harbour?
The quotation of “issued Potsdam Declaration” had Japan to surrender, even if they did surrender why are the United States still deciding to bomb Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
How has the results of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombing affect the lives of the survivors?
What would happen if America wasn’t part of WWII?
The retaliation of the Japanese had the world concerned by the oppression of military actions and to reveal power during the modern era (1900’s). The strategy of the Japanese empire was to focus on Pearl Harbour, located in Hawaii, by a Surprise assault in the morning. The purpose was to prevent the U.S Pacific Fleet from interfering with military actions in which the Japanese empire had planned in SEA (South East Asia) against England, Netherlands and the U.S .This event had caused the vengeance of the U.S to repel the damage caused at Pearl Harbour with the atomic bomb towards Hiroshima and other regions of the southern Japan. This was to show the extensive pain dealt during the ironic engagement.
World War II was a global war that began from 1939 to 1945 that changed the world. The ambition was power, the source of superiority and imperialism. These factors have affected on the results of war in which relates to the event of “The Attack on Pearl Harbour”. The outcome of this event was catastrophic and dreadful that both nations have inflicted extensive damage and earned a major lost to both sides. The attack on Pearl Harbour affected WWII in many horrendous ways. During the WWII there was a war between Germany and the Nazi’s lead by Adolf Hitler where he was the icon of Imperialism. This shows that The United States had to face the presences of the 2 major events of the Japanese Empire and The
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