History questions?

Question

In response to which of the following events do you think the United States should have entered the Second World War:
a. Munich Conference
b. German invasion of Poland
c. German invasion of France
d. Japanese invasion of Pearl Harbor
Describe the chosen event and explain why it was an appropriate time to enter
Thanks alot!

Answer 1

D. Japan join the Axe forces and then Bombed pearl harbor the 7 dec. 1941 at 8 in the morning which is the united states marine base in hawaii so the united stated join the Alliance forces to fight the japaneze and Hitler in the second world war

Answer 2

B. or C. The US only enetered the war after it was itself attacked years after the war was already in full swing and then claims to be the winner both morally and militarily! Nonesense. It was clear from the get go that the Nazi's were not going to stop and it was inevitable that they would eventually attack the US. Megalomaniac mindsets are easy to predict. It is the responsibilty of the strong to protect the weak, such as poland, and not hide behind "it's not our problem". If the US went in at Poland it would have saved many lives, but on the other hand it wouldn't be the world's superpower. It wouldn't have forced England to have won the war for it. It wouldn't have made billions of dollars off the pain of other with foriegn loans that are mostly still being paid today.
So, when should they have gone in? Economically the right choice was d. but morally b.

Answer 3

D. The Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbour.

It was the only event that you listed that actually involved the United States directly. The United States was planning to stay out of the war, but then they were attacked by Japan and had no choice but to enter it.

Answer 4

D, Japanese "BOMBING" not invasion (invasion is where troops come ashore)... well.. it's what we did, after the US was bombed at Pearl Harbor. We had no choose but to go to war with Japan... With that, we had to also send troops to fight in North Africa and Europe against the Germans for a few reasons... our oversea's interests where being affected, are trade was being affected, are ships were being sunk by German U-Boats, and German had pulled a swift invasion across Europe to effectly neautralize our Allies... Allies that could possible become useful in the Pacific if the war with Japan did not go so well... thankfully we had one weapon that we used twice on Japan, the A-BOMB...

Answer 5

When the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor was the right time for America at that time. Americans weren't ready to fight a war and unprepared to do it too. When Hitler started marching across Europe, America should have played a bigger role overseas and prepared our our military for a global war. It's really hard to say.. But I do think our government did a good job or at least as best as they could. I would have hated being the president at that time.

Answer 6

B. As is the policy of today America enters wars that threaten the sovereignty of the free world. With this invasion Germany did so, thus calling for actions from the rest of the democratic world.

Answer 7

B. USA should have seen this invasion as a sign of what was to come. It was naive of us to think that this broken treaty with Poland as well as one of the first major take-overs would not affect us at all.
We waited until many of the allies were weakened and had we joined at the beginning, we could have significantly reduced the duration of the war.

Do your own homework next time.

Answer 8

As far as the US was concerned, anything that happened in europe was none of out concern

The attack on Pearl Harbor was something different (Attack, not an invasion)

Answer 9

No fair, man! Sounds like you're trying to get US to answer YOUR midterm questions!

Do the work yourself. Learn. Think. Learn to think. That's why you're at school, right?

Answer 10

Research more and then you will have earned the grade fairly.