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  • Feb 28, 11

    A book describing the attack on Pearl Harbor…to be lend in the library.

    follett.asdubai.ae/...presenttitledetailform.do book

  • Feb 27, 11

    Outline:

    - CHOCK

    - 7 DEC

    - It was the second time the US got attacked in their own land. It created a reaction, which led to the use of atomic bombs

    - REAKTION/RESULTAT

    SIGNIFICANCE:

    - Atomic bombs

    - Attacked when least expected

    - US GET IN EUROPE AFFAIRS – GERMANY DECLARE WAR

    CONCLUSION

    - COULD THE AMERICANS HAVE AVOIDED THE JAPANESE ATTACK??

    - WHAT WOULD HAVE HAPPENED THEN??

    - IT CHANGED THE “SHAPE” OF WW2

    - ATOMBOMBER…REDDEDE MANGE US LIV

  • Feb 26, 11

    pearlharbor.org/posters.asp

    • Wake Up, America
        by James Flagg
      $179.99    
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         Giclee Print
      32.00 x 44.00

       

       
      Released: 5/7/2004 3 
       

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  • Feb 26, 11

    pearlharbor.org/history-of-pearl-harbor.asp

    • The U.S. wanted to stop Japanese expansion but the American people were not willing to go to war to stop it. 
    • Their greatest concern was that the U.S. Pacific Fleet,  based in Pearl Harbor could foil their plans. As insurance, the  Japanese navy undertook to cripple the Pacific Fleet by a  surprise air attack.

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  • Feb 26, 11

    Thesis:

    War is not a matter of justice and fairness. War is cruel and scheming. The Americans didn’t realize these factors before the attack on Pearl Harbor. The Americans lived in their own "paradise" where everything seemed harmonic and peaceful and there was no danger ahead. Their desire to stay out of the war in Europe forced them to live in this ideal world. If their policy had been different, they probably would have seen the danger signals and they would have revealed Japan's sweep spectacle much before.

     

    The Japanese caught the Americans when they least expected it. They lived in their own "paradise" where everything seemed harmonic and peaceful and there was no danger ahead. The Japanese success was due to this state of the American minds.

     

    It was on a Sunday morning.

     

    The American army felt superior to the Japanese army and hence they did not expect an attack from the Japanese.

  • Feb 26, 11

    website about the attack

    pearlharbor.org

    • December 7, 1941
    • President Roosevelt deliver his Day of Infamy

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