Q. What was the reason behind japan attacking on pearl harbour?
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What was the reason behind japan attacking on pearl harbour?

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    Japan had been expanding his Empire in China and South East Asia and was an ally of the Axis forces in WW2 Italy and Germany and other minor powers, The attack on Pear Harbor was a preventive strike carried out by Japan in order to Eliminate the main Pacific fleet of the USA harbored in The Pearl in Hawaii before launching their main attack in a lightning campaing in the South Pacific to enlarge their empire, the attack although was fierce failed as most of the aircraft carriers were out on manouvers.....Yamamoto claimed after the attack ‘we have woken a sleeping giant’ knowing the implications this attack will have in the development of WW2


       

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