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WW2 #3: Pearl Harbor

WW2 #3: Pearl Harbor. December 7 , 1941. Sunday morning at 7:55 Pearl Harbor , Hawaii, a US Naval Base Surprise attack by Japanese bombers 2,400 soldiers die Destroy boats, planes, and other military supplies

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WW2 #3: Pearl Harbor

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  1. WW2 #3: Pearl Harbor

  2. December 7, 1941 • Sunday morning at 7:55 • Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, a US Naval Base • Surprise attack by Japanese bombers • 2,400 soldiers die • Destroy boats, planes, and other military supplies • 1st attack on US soil since Civil War, worst attack until 9/11(kills 3,500 civilians) • “A date which will live in infamy”

  3. Why attack Pearl Harbor? • Empire building: Japanese control & Europeans ousted • Needed oil & steel: • Trade Sanctions: US stopped selling • Hoped US would back down / defeat US • Did NOT destroy air craft carriers

  4. US decodes J. msg – knew they might attack • Hold talks b/w US & J in Wash DC

  5. Executive Order 9066 • FDR orders all ppl of Japanese descent on the West Coast to relocate (Feb 1942) • Internment Camps: over 100,000, mostly citizens, held for up to 4 years

  6. Japanese Internment Doc Letter/ # Describe what you learn about internment from this document • A Summarize Japanese internment in 3-4 sentences.

  7. Is this legal? • Fred Korematsu vs. U.S. • Arguments for Korematsu • Arguments for US

  8. Is this legal? • Fred Korematsu vs. U.S. • Arguments for Korematsu • Discrimination based on race • No signs of espionage (spying), disloyalty • Arguments for US • Necessary war measure • Ensure Americans’ safety

  9. Who wins? • THE US ! • 1970s – his conviction overturned – no proof of espionage • 1980s – Reagan officially apologizes, each internee got $20,000 • 1990s – Clinton gave Korematsu Medal of Freedom

  10. Is this similar or different from Trump’s executive order to pause immigration from 7 Muslim nations?

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