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Bell Work Why did Japan attack Pearl Harbor? Why did Japan attack Pearl Harbor? Log on to Schoolfusion, Go to LINKS, WORLD WAR II: Why did Japan attack.

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1 Bell Work Why did Japan attack Pearl Harbor? Why did Japan attack Pearl Harbor? Log on to Schoolfusion, Go to LINKS, WORLD WAR II: Why did Japan attack Pearl Harbor?

2 Objectives Students will be able to… Analyze primary sources to examine why Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. Analyze primary sources to examine why Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. Examine the effects of the attack on Pearl Harbor from a variety of perspectives. Examine the effects of the attack on Pearl Harbor from a variety of perspectives.

3 Agenda 1. Bell Work: Why? 1. Bell Work: Why? 2. Document Analysis 2. Document Analysis 3. The War “Pearl Harbor” 3. The War “Pearl Harbor” 4. Through the Eyes of An American work time 4. Through the Eyes of An American work time PART 2 DUE END OF CLASS TODAY OR BEGINNING OF NEXT CLASS!

4 Why did Japan Attack Pearl Harbor? Open the Why did Japan Attack Pearl Harbor link (Under Links/WWII) Open the Why did Japan Attack Pearl Harbor link (Under Links/WWII) Answer the Document Analysis Questions Answer the Document Analysis Questions How does your document help answer the analysis question: Why did Japan Attack Pearl Harbor? How does your document help answer the analysis question: Why did Japan Attack Pearl Harbor?

5 Japanese Expansion

6 Damage All but crippled entire Pacific Fleet All but crippled entire Pacific Fleet 18 ships sunk or badly damaged 18 ships sunk or badly damaged 350 planes destroyed or badly damaged 350 planes destroyed or badly damaged 2400 Americans died 2400 Americans died 1178 Americans injured 1178 Americans injured More damage than the U.S. More damage than the U.S. Navy had received during all of WWI

7 “Day of Infamy” “Day of Infamy” FDR addresses Congress and the Nation on FDR addresses Congress and the Nation on Dec 8, 1941 asking Congress to Declare War

8 For More Information: Pearl Harbor Video (Discovery Education) Pearl Harbor Video (Discovery Education) Pearl Harbor Video Pearl Harbor Video Pearl Harbor Impact on the Homefront (The Century) Pearl Harbor Impact on the Homefront (The Century) Pearl Harbor Impact on the Homefront Pearl Harbor Impact on the Homefront

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