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Pearl Harbor

A day that will live in infamy
    December 7, 1941
Pearl Harbor is a U.S. Naval Base on
   the island of Oahu in Hawaii
WWII in Europe
 As WWII was going on in
  Europe, America wanted to
  stay neutral.
 After WWI, America took a
  stance of Isolationism.
 Isolationism means we
  didnt want anything to do
  with the affairs outside of
  America.
 Our concern was getting
  out of the Great
  Depression.
Why did the Japanese
                get into WWII anyway?
 During the Russo-Japanese war,
  Russia wanted a warm water
  port. They had port Vladivostok
  but it could only be used in the
  summer.
 Russia fought with Japan over
  control of Port Arthur.
 Teddy Roosevelt mediated the
  peace treaty and awarded Port
  Arthur to the Russians.
 Japan blamed the U.S. and
  thought the U.S. only gave it to
  the Russians because they
  werent Asian.
 Japanese thought themselves
  racially superior to all other
  Pacific races.
The fight over a warm water port
Japan planned to attack Russia to get
             Port Arthur back...
 Japan knew the Germans
  were going to attack Russia
  and made an alliance with
  the Germans because they
  would help them take back
  the Manchuria from Russia.
  (where Port Arthur was)
 Japan knew that the U.S. had
  helped Russia before and had
  given Port Arthur to Russia.
 Japan knew that sooner or
  later the U.S. would enter the
  war.
The Japanese Imperial
           General Headquarters
 Planned the attack on
  Pearl Harbor
 It was a surprise
  military strike by the
  Imperial Japanese Navy
 It took place on the
  Island of Oahu at the
  Pearl Harbor U.S. Naval
  Base.
The Strategic Benefit of Hawaii
 Hawaii is the most strategic island between Japan and the U.S.
  for a refueling base.
 Whoever controlled Hawaii controlled the whole Pacific!
Knowing there WAS going to be a war...
                     Japan decided to surprise
                      attack the U.S. naval base
                      knocking out their power
                      in Hawaii.
                     If they succeeded, the U.S.
                      would be virtually unable
                      to fight a war in the Pacific.
Almost immediately after the attack,
Germany and Italy declare war on the U.S.
 An attack on America is a
  declaration of war.
 Germany and Italy declare
  formal war on the U.S.
 Americans are outraged
  and decide they dont want
  to be neutral in the war
  anymore.
 The U.S. formally enters
  the war.
How did it happen?

                353 Japanese
                 bombers and
                 torpedo planes
                 came in 2 waves.
                They attacked
                 airfields and
                 then finally pearl
                 harbor itself.
President FDR called it
A day that will live in infamy
                 4 U.S. Navy battleships
                  were sunk. 4 more were
                  damaged.
                 3 cruisers, 3 destroyers an
                  anti-aircraft training ship
                  and a minelayer were
                  destroyed.
                 188 U.S. planes were
                  destroyed.
                 2402 Americans were
                  killed 1282 were wounded.
The USS Arizona
Sunk
 USS Oklahoma
 USS California
 USS West Virginia
Damaged
 USS Nevada
 USS Tennessee
 USS Maryland
 USS Pennsylvania
 USS Utah
Many ships were capsized or not fully sunk.
   These were pulled up, repaired and
           returned to service
                         Americans liked the
                          idea that the same
                          ships the Japanese
                          attacked would go back
                          across the Pacific and
                          attack Japan itself.

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Pearl harbor

  • 1. Pearl Harbor A day that will live in infamy December 7, 1941
  • 2. Pearl Harbor is a U.S. Naval Base on the island of Oahu in Hawaii
  • 3. WWII in Europe As WWII was going on in Europe, America wanted to stay neutral. After WWI, America took a stance of Isolationism. Isolationism means we didnt want anything to do with the affairs outside of America. Our concern was getting out of the Great Depression.
  • 4. Why did the Japanese get into WWII anyway? During the Russo-Japanese war, Russia wanted a warm water port. They had port Vladivostok but it could only be used in the summer. Russia fought with Japan over control of Port Arthur. Teddy Roosevelt mediated the peace treaty and awarded Port Arthur to the Russians. Japan blamed the U.S. and thought the U.S. only gave it to the Russians because they werent Asian. Japanese thought themselves racially superior to all other Pacific races.
  • 5. The fight over a warm water port
  • 6. Japan planned to attack Russia to get Port Arthur back... Japan knew the Germans were going to attack Russia and made an alliance with the Germans because they would help them take back the Manchuria from Russia. (where Port Arthur was) Japan knew that the U.S. had helped Russia before and had given Port Arthur to Russia. Japan knew that sooner or later the U.S. would enter the war.
  • 7. The Japanese Imperial General Headquarters Planned the attack on Pearl Harbor It was a surprise military strike by the Imperial Japanese Navy It took place on the Island of Oahu at the Pearl Harbor U.S. Naval Base.
  • 8. The Strategic Benefit of Hawaii Hawaii is the most strategic island between Japan and the U.S. for a refueling base. Whoever controlled Hawaii controlled the whole Pacific!
  • 9. Knowing there WAS going to be a war... Japan decided to surprise attack the U.S. naval base knocking out their power in Hawaii. If they succeeded, the U.S. would be virtually unable to fight a war in the Pacific.
  • 10. Almost immediately after the attack, Germany and Italy declare war on the U.S. An attack on America is a declaration of war. Germany and Italy declare formal war on the U.S. Americans are outraged and decide they dont want to be neutral in the war anymore. The U.S. formally enters the war.
  • 11. How did it happen? 353 Japanese bombers and torpedo planes came in 2 waves. They attacked airfields and then finally pearl harbor itself.
  • 12. President FDR called it A day that will live in infamy 4 U.S. Navy battleships were sunk. 4 more were damaged. 3 cruisers, 3 destroyers an anti-aircraft training ship and a minelayer were destroyed. 188 U.S. planes were destroyed. 2402 Americans were killed 1282 were wounded.
  • 14. Sunk USS Oklahoma USS California USS West Virginia Damaged USS Nevada USS Tennessee USS Maryland USS Pennsylvania USS Utah
  • 15. Many ships were capsized or not fully sunk. These were pulled up, repaired and returned to service Americans liked the idea that the same ships the Japanese attacked would go back across the Pacific and attack Japan itself.