History Project Pearl Harbour Attack Group members: Yoyo Chan (4) Karen Choy (9) Junny Fong (10) Sandy Kan (16) Serena Kwok (21)

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History Project Pearl Harbour Attack Group members: Yoyo Chan (4) Karen Choy (9) Junny Fong (10) Sandy Kan (16) Serena Kwok (21)

Pearl Harbour Where is the Pearl Harbour?

1.The attack by the Japan on Pearl Harbour, Hawaii, took place on December 7th. 1.The attack by the Japan on Pearl Harbour, Hawaii, took place on December 7th The attack on Pearl Harbour was called a “Day of ”. 2.The attack on Pearl Harbour was called a “Day of infamy”. 3.Lead to the United States of America join into the 3.Lead to the United States of America join into the World War Two.

On December 7th 1941… 6:00 a.m : The first attack wave of 183 Japanese planes takes off from the carriers located 230 miles north of Oahu and heads for the U.S. Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor. 8:45 a.m : The second attack wave of 167 planes takes off from the Japanese carriers and heads for Pearl Harbor.

1.United States declared war on the Empire of Japan and entered the World War on the side of Allies. 2.Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy declared war on the United States. 3.US joined the Allied Power and this was the turning point of the war. This made… The attack inflamed U.S.sentiments Against Japan as shown in US propaganda.

Why was Pearl Harbour attacked ? 1.A base as the pinnacle of America’s military supremacy in the Pacific Ocean 2.Japan could continue their expansion in the Far East if a catastrophic blow could be struck against America at Pearl Harbour.

After the Pearl Harbour attack.

This attacked turned the tide of the war.

Duty List Yoyo Chan (4)Searching Information Karen Choy (9)Script Junny Fong (10)Make the PowerPoint Sandy Kan (16)Searching Information Serena Kwok (21) Script ( parts of it )