Pearl Harbor

1. Pearl Harbor Salvador Guzman & Tania Gallardo Salvador Guzman - Tania Gallardo - Erika – 1A

2. Table Of Contents Salvador Guzman - Tania Gallardo - 1A

3. Hypothesis • Japan was mad at the United States, because they cut off all oil supplies. • • America also asked Japan to leave China alone and so a war against the U S was going to happen. • • Japan’s only hope was to strike first. Salvador Guzman - Tania Gallardo - 1A

4. Geographical reference • erika Salvador Guzman - Tania Gallardo - 1A

5. 5 Questions • Who attacked the United States in Pearl Harbor? • Who was president of the United States when Pearl Harbor was at attacked? • What was one of the reasons why Japan attacked the United States? • When did the United States declare was against Japan? • About how many people died in Pearl Harbor? Salvador Guzman - Tania Gallardo - 1A

6. Description/define a topic • tania Salvador Guzman - Tania Gallardo - 1A

7. Chronology • erika Salvador Guzman - Tania Gallardo - 1A

8. History – When & How • Pearl Harbor was involved in WWII after President FDR had declared war against Japan on December 8, 1941 for the reason that Japan had attacked the United States first. • The United States attacked Japan in the location of Japan. • United States used atomic bombs were it killed thousands of Japanese but was useful for them so the Japanese could give up. Salvador Guzman - Tania Gallardo - 1A

9. History People • Roosevelt was the 32nd President of the United States and was there to lead the United States during a time of worldwide economic depression and total war. • The attack on Pearl Harbor led President Franklin D. Roosevelt to proclaim December 7, 1941, "a date which will live in infamy". Salvador Guzman - Tania Gallardo - 1A

10. You’ll usually need three • erika Salvador Guzman - Tania Gallardo - 1A

11. Timeline Salvador Guzman - Tania Gallardo - 1A

12. Another person involved • Yamamoto was the master mind behind the attack at Pearl Harbor . • Isocorku Yamamoto planned and carried out the Japanese air strike on the U.S. naval base at Pearl Harbor on Oahu Island, Hawaii, December 7, 1941. • The attack was a decided success, especially in catching the United States off guard, resulting in more than 3,400 American casualties. Salvador Guzman - Tania Gallardo - 1A

13. Three quotes and resources • erika Salvador Guzman - Tania Gallardo - 1A

14. Quote 2 – A Nation • “We, as a nation, cannot wait for the PearlHarbor of the information age. We must increase our vigilance to tackle this problem before we are hit with a surprise attack.” - Fred Thompson • I choose this quote because from what I read I believe that this Is true, our country needs to be prepared at all times so we don’t get a surprise attack once again. Salvador Guzman - Tania Gallardo - 1A

15. Impact on today • The peace treaty with Washington and Japan has been broken. And that is why Japan had plan a surprise attack on the midway and on pearl harbor. Salvador Guzman - Tania Gallardo - 1A

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17. Quote 3 • “We stand completely and totally behind our president. We may have our differences from time to time, but on a day like this, which rivals or not exceeds the attack on PearlHarbor, we stand united behind our president and our government.”- Christopher Dodd • I choose this quote because like it said ‘’ we may have our differences from time to time but we stand untied behind our president and government when something goes wrong. What they try to say here is that people sometimes will need from others to be given the help we need. Salvador Guzman - Tania Gallardo - 1A

18. Research, Evedince, Point Of View • Jimmy Doolittle was on of the first person to fly the big war planes in less than 400 tracks. And for that accomplish Doolittle had been passed on to general to train and teach other soldiers that they have nothing to fear and they will fly within the surprise attack that they will give to Japan. Salvador Guzman - Tania Gallardo - 1A

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20. Evedince • This picture here shown below Is president FDR signing that Congress has Declared war Against Japan. The attack of pearl harbor killed Thousand of citizens that were Part of the military when this tragic happened. Many people lost their lives and many families stayed alone because of loosing someone sepcial. Salvador Guzman - Tania Gallardo - 1A

21. Evedince This concludes about the total of number of people that died during the attack. This pictures shows the memorial of what represents all the people that were brave to be in this war and all the lost lives that were lost this day. Salvador Guzman - Tania Gallardo - 1A

22. Cause and effect • tania Salvador Guzman - Tania Gallardo - 1A

23. opinion • erika Salvador Guzman - Tania Gallardo - 1A

24. How is it connected • this historical event connects to when the twin towers in New York City were destroy. I relate this to the twin towers because they were also attacked as a surprise and many innocent people were killed. • Many people as well stayed alone because there families were in the twin towers when they collapsed. • Both situations were terrible scenes because both the pearl harbor attack and the twin tower attack had to do with someone not liking part of our government or someone not agreeing with something that our government came up with. Salvador Guzman - Tania Gallardo - 1A

25. How it is connected • This also is connected in the way with economy because a lot of money was wasted during this times. The twin tower must of cost thousands of dollars to be constructed and Pearl Harbor most of cost thousands of dollars as well to go to war and to repair everything that was damaged. Salvador Guzman - Tania Gallardo - 1A

26. interpretation • This picture here shown below • Is the press conference saying that Congress has Declared war against Japan.. • Roosevelt said ‘from Berlin, Rome, And Tokyo we have been describe as a nation of weaklings and Playboys who hire British , Russian or Chinese soldiers to do our fighting for us. Let them repeat that now. Let them tell that to general Macarthur and his men . Let them tell that soldiers who today are fighting hard in the far water of the pacific. Let them tell that to the boys in the flying for tresses. Let them tell that to the marines. Salvador Guzman - Tania Gallardo - 1A

27. Cost/benefit ratio • erika Salvador Guzman - Tania Gallardo - 1A

28. What would you have done • If I was faced in this situation I would of reacted just like every other person did. I would have been shocked on everything that happen because I probably wouldn’t have expected something like that to happen. In a way I would have been sad seeing everything go down from one day just to another. I would of done the same like president FDR did, to declare war against Japan. I wouldn’t let all the people down. I wouldn’t give up till I mad Japan give up and for the Unites States to win the war. If I were a solider I would of fought to show my side of a proud solider. One if the reasons why Japan had attacked the Unites States was because president FDR had froze all the Japanese assets and so the U.S stope giving them sales of Oil and Scrap metal. Salvador Guzman - Tania Gallardo - 1A

29. Your thoughts • Courage • Happiness • Sadness • Excitement • 1. Its has courage because no one backs down when they are about to go to war . • 2. Its has happiness because one of the soldier is going to a top secret war. • 3. It has sadness because so many marines end soldiers have died with bravery and loyalty. • 4. It has excitement because not only they won the war but lost, however the soldiers that were in training were passed on to a higher mission. Salvador Guzman - Tania Gallardo - 1A

30. Answer your 5 questions • Question 1 – Japan Attacked Pearl Harbor • Question 2 - Franklin D. Roosevelt • Question 3 – Because the U.S stop sales of Oil and Scrap metal for Japan. • Question 4 - December 8, 1941 • Question 5 - 2,008 KIA, 109 KIA, 218 KIA, 68 Salvador Guzman - Tania Gallardo - 1A