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18 September, 12:55

What were the causes and effects to the japanese attack on pearl harbor?

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    The cause was that since they didn't want America to enter World War II, and they want to take over the Pacific ocean, they decided to bomb Pearl Harbor. The effect of that was America decided to be in war with Japan. A few days later, the Nazi was in war with America.
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