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Pearl Harbor Attack

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What event occurred on December 7, 1941?

The United States signed a peace treaty with Japan

The United States entered into diplomatic negotiations with Japan

The United States declared war on Japan

The United States was attacked by Japan (correct)

What was the relationship between the United States and Japan prior to the attack?

They were conducting a military exercise together

They were about to sign a peace treaty

They were engaged in active combat

They were at peace (correct)

How did the Japanese government's response to American messages impact the situation?

It caused immediate cessation of hostilities

It led to the start of diplomatic negotiations

It contained a threat of war (correct)

It indicated a desire for continued peace

What statement can be made about the distance between Hawaii and Japan?

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What did the US people understand about the implications of the attack?

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The Attack on Pearl Harbor

The United States was attacked by Japan on December 7, 1941, a day that will be remembered as a day of infamy.
The attack was sudden and deliberate, despite the United States being at peace with Japan and engaging in diplomatic conversations to maintain peace in the Pacific.
The Japanese Ambassador and his colleague delivered a formal reply to the Secretary of State, stating that diplomatic negotiations seemed useless, but did not hint at war or armed attack.

Japanese Deception

The attack was planned weeks in advance, evident from the distance between Hawaii and Japan.
The Japanese Government engaged in deception by making false statements and expressing hope for continued peace while secretly planning the attack.

American Response

The people of the United States have formed their opinions about the attack and understand its implications for the nation's life and safety.
As Commander in Chief, measures have been taken for the defense of the country.

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Test your knowledge about the infamous Pearl Harbor attack on December 7, 1941, which led to the United States' entry into World War II. Learn about the events surrounding the attack and its aftermath.