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Pearl Harbor

Pearl Harbor. Brandi Neale June 12 th 2007. Table of content. Table Of Contents. Events Leading Up to the Attack. The Battle Ships. Important Facts. The After Effects. Personal Stories. Aircraft Carriers. Pearl Harbor. Events leading up to the Attack.

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Pearl Harbor

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  1. Pearl Harbor Brandi Neale June 12th 2007 Table of content

  2. Table Of Contents Events Leading Up to the Attack The Battle Ships Important Facts The After Effects Personal Stories Aircraft Carriers Pearl Harbor

  3. Events leading up to the Attack • Japan starts to take over • ______ for their oil resources • The United states puts an • Embargo on the shipment • Of ____ to Japan. • Without oil Japans Industrial • And ______ forces would come • to a halt. • The Japanese viewed this • Embargo as an act of ____! • Throughout the next few • Months of _____ the two • Countries try to resolve their • Issues. • Why could they not resolve • Their Issues? • What was each country not • Willing to do? • Fill in the blanks by reviewing the website • Remembering Pearl Harbor. • Click on the picture below to go to the website Important Facts Home

  4. Important Facts • The Attack on Pearl Harbor Happened • December 7th, _____. • The attack was planned and executed • By the _________ as a surprise. • The first wave of the attack started • just before ____. They attacked both • the harbor and the _________ at • the same time. • Over ______ Americans were killed and 1,178 were wounded. • 1,177 of the 2,400 killed were members of the USS Arizona. • In total the Japanese were able to destroy 188 planes. They were • also able to damage or destroy __ battle ships. • Even though the Pacific Fleet was caught off guard the ____________, submarines and _____ supplies were undamaged. Battle Ships Home

  5. The Battle Ships Battle Ships at Pearl Harbor USS Nevada USS Oklahoma USS Pennsylvania USS Arizona USS Tennessee USS California USS Maryland USS West Virginia Click on the battle ships on the left to find Out how they were damaged in the attack on Pearl Harbor. Also look to see if they were Repaired and sent into the war. Aircraft Carriers Home USS Arizona Memorial

  6. Aircraft Carriers Find out where each Aircraft carrier was when Pearl Harbor was attacked. What did these 3 aircraft Carriers do after Pearl Harbor? Do this by clicking on each Of the pictures below. • The Three US Aircraft Carriers In 1941 • * USS Enterprise * USS Lexington • * USS Saratoga The After Effect Home USS Lexington USS Saratoga USS Enterprise

  7. The After effect • December ___, 1941, United States congress approves entry into war. • What 2 countries declare war on the United states? • Why was Japan Considered less of a threat then Nazi Germany? • When did Germany declare war on the United States? Click on the pictures to search for the answers Personal Stories • On August 6th 1945, the United States dropped and atomic • bomb over what Japanese city? • When and where is the second atomic bomb dropped • And why was it dropped? • When did the Japanese Surrender and what was the one term • They asked for? Home

  8. Personal Stories Double Click Here Survivors stories Interactive website Events leading Up to the attack Home National Geographic

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