Japan started most of the pacific world war but Japan lost the war because of many reasons. 3 of the main reasons that ww2 in the pacific started was due to japan having no resources, japan wanting to expand their country, and the Pearl Harbor attack. One of the reason ww2 started in the pacific was due to having no resources. Back then 90% oil and ¾ trade stayed in America. So that Japan couldn’t get it and use it...
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Resilience and adaptation are terms that can certainly be applied a ship that started an eventful timeline as a Battleship, and ultimately morphed into the one of the first training drones used by the US Navy, as is in the case of the USS Utah. Understanding the history of the USS Utah will give senior enlisted leaders a sense of understanding of adapting to the needs of mission, and putting the needs of others above self. This essay will discuss...
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During the 1900s, there were lots of controversy between America and other axis countries. There is so many reasons why the Japs and Americans were at each other necks. First, the Japs had attacked Pearl Harbor and this was one of the brutalist attacks that has ever happened. The Americans didn’t react fast enough and didn’t know what to do once it had happened. All they could do is try and fight for their country and their lives. At that...
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American, English Japan, China, German and many countries joined WWII, one of the biggest wars in the world. The fact is fascism was defeated, and the war ranged from Europe to Asia, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, involving 61 countries and regions, more than 2 billion people, and an area of 22 million square kilometre. America as one of the powerful countries of antifascism made big progress in this war, and maybe without America the fascist could not be...
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Groupthink is a psychological state that occurs in a group of people. These people somehow desire to have order and a certain understanding in the group. Sometimes, this results in irrational or wrong making of decisions. This could even result in pathological disagreement in the group, mainly in decision-making. That is why it becomes a major factor in many poor made decisions. It is basically that “loyalty requires each member to avoid raising controversial issues“ (Janis, 1982) in a group....
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Introduction The movie "Pearl Harbor," directed by Michael Bay and released in 2001, depicts the events surrounding the devastating attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. Central to the film's narrative is the pivotal "Message to the Nation" scene, where President Franklin D. Roosevelt addresses the American people in the aftermath of the attack. This essay will critically analyze the portrayal and significance of the 'Message to the Nation' scene in "Pearl Harbor," exploring its historical context, impact on...
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Japanese American families are given a number to wear on their jackets as armed American soldiers order them to leave their homes. The young children hold tight to their parents’ hands. They are filled with feelings of fear and uncertainty as their families are put onto trains and buses that will take them away from the homes they have established to live in guarded, fenced prison camps. The United States government sent Japanese Americans to prison camps because of fear...
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