How did the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor change the public's opinion about the war? The attack brought out a strong isolationist sentiment as people remembered World War I. The attack compelled people to call for the United States to join the League of Nations. The attack reminded the country that its naval bases in the Pacific were vulnerable. The attack convinced Americans that force was necessary to stop Japan's aggression.

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11 June, 00:15

How did the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor change the public's opinion about the war? The attack brought out a strong isolationist sentiment as people remembered World War I. The attack compelled people to call for the United States to join the League of Nations. The attack reminded the country that its naval bases in the Pacific were vulnerable. The attack convinced Americans that force was necessary to stop Japan's aggression.

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The attack on Pearl Harbor changed the public's opinion about the war in that the attack convinced Americans that force was necessary to stop Japan's aggression.