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1 Pearl Harbour By: Jason Loughead Jenny Keenan Ashley Nicholls

2 When? Sunday December 7, 1941

3 Why? President Roosevelt Decided not to trade with Japan Japan thought they were entitled to the Hawaiian islands

4 Where? Pearl Harbour, Hawaii

5 Who? United States Japan

6 How? Type 91 aerial torpedoes Dive bombers

7 Significance Known as first attack on the United States. Did not show the US any lessons.

8 Effect Casualties and losses 4 battleships sunk, 4 battleships damaged including 1 run aground 2 destroyers sunk, 1 damaged 1 other ship sunk, 3 damaged 3 cruisers damaged 188 aircraft destroyed, 155 aircraft damaged, 2,345 military and 57 civilians killed, 1,247 military and 35 civilians wounded 4 midget submarines sunk, 1 midget submarine run aground, 27 aircraft destroyed, 55 airmen, 9 submariners killed and 1 captured

9 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAnOt Wm5OrM

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