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    Japan Informative Outline

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    Interested. 3. Tonight I want to discuss with you the history of Japan starting with Pearl Harbor‚ the devastating atomic bomb that destroyed their country and the Tsunami that tried to take the country yet again. 4. With that being said let’s begin with what I like to call a history lesson of Japan. Body I. On December 7‚ 1941‚ Japanese military forces attacked the United States naval fleet anchored at Pearl Harbor on the Hawaiian island of Oahu. The surprise attack nearly devastated the American Pacific

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    Speech for 101

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    The Speech I have chosen to analyze is Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s Pearl Harbor Address‚ also known as the “Infamy Speech‚” which was given on December 7th‚ 1941. Talk Card: FDR is using a leader talk card while addressing the nation after Japan had bombed Pearl Harbor that would lead to America’s involvement into World War II. In his speech‚ he asks congress for a declaration of war against Japan as a result of the attack. It was important that FDR used a leader talk card because the United

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    Battle of midway occurred in June of 1942. Located in the midway atoll‚ it lasted only six months right after the attack of Pearl Harbor. An important role in the battle of midway was named Chuichi Nagumo he was a japanese admiral he later on committed suicide in another battle.Battle of midway was a turning point for the pacific theater. Another important person that took on a role was named Chester W. Nimitz who was the command in chief of the us pacific fleet he was the one who surrendered with

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    Midway Turning Point

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    did when the war began‚ the united states were in the box of isolationism. The United States deemed the war as Europe’s problem and stayed away from it. However‚ Japan surprisingly bombed Pearl harbor‚ December 7‚ 1941‚ and congress declared war on Japan and Germany. Following the attack on Pearl Harbor‚ the turning point in the pacific came in June 1942 at the Battle of Midway‚ the Soviet Union defeated Germany at Stalingrad which destroyed much of the German army‚ and Japanese could hold no reasonable

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    A Defense of Internment

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    MAGIC‚ and they could not afford putting this knowledge in the wrong Japanese hands. Fourth‚ there was evidence to believe‚ provided by code MAGIC that there were Japanese spies living in America. Finally‚ America had to in some way respond to Pearl Harbor for the mental health of its own citizens and protect their home soil. It is easy for people in hindsight to say that the internment of the Japanese Americans was unjust‚ but in wartime‚ this internment was necessary for the

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    Analysis

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    “A Day Which Will Live In Infamy” Analysis Franklin Delano Roosevelt was born on 30 January 1882 at his family’s estate in New York State. His father was a businessman. He attended Harvard and Columbia University Law School‚ but had little enthusiasm for the legal profession (Beschloss 1). Franklin D. Roosevelt spent his early years at his family home in Hyde Park. Since he was tutored at home and traveled extensively with his family‚ Roosevelt did not spend much time with others his age

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    turning point of World War II in the favor of the Allies. There were multiple events that led up to the Battle of Midway. Just six months earlier‚ on December 7‚ 1941‚ the Japanese launched a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor. The United States lost nineteen ships in the attack on Pearl Harbor‚ including eight battleships. The Japanese formulated a plan to destroy the remaining ships of the U.S. Pacific Fleet at Midway.

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    Why Should We Not Forget About Manzanar? The Japanese on the West Coast of the United States had made lives for themselves in spite of discrimination‚ but on December 7‚ 1941‚ everything changed. To panicked people after the attack on Pearl Harbor‚ every Japanese could be a potential spy‚ ready and willing to assist in an invasion that was expected at any moment. Many political leaders‚ army officers‚ newspaper reporters‚ and ordinary people came to believe that everyone of Japanese ancestry‚ including

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    Hideki Tojo Hideki Tojo was given the position of Prime Minister of Japan on October 14th‚ 1941‚ which really became the entrance of Japan and America into World War II because of Hideki’s war background that would lead him to make a decision that forever will be in the history books. Hideki was under the impression that a war with America was impossible to be avoided‚ so he prepared Japan to hit America with a HUGE knock-out punch. This was a very strategic move on Hideki’s part that would eliminate

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    Branded as "enemy aliens"‚ the Japanese Canadians soon came to the realization that their beloved nation harboured so much hate and anti-Asian sentiments that Canada was becoming just as foreign to them as Japan was. Following the attack on Pearl Harbor‚ the Japanese Canadians lost almost everything‚ including their livelihood. Their dignity as a people was being seriously threatened. Without any proper thought‚ they were aware that resistance against Canada’s white majority would prove to be futile

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