What was one of the consequences of the attack on Pearl Harbor?

Question

A. It prevented the United States from joining the war in Europe.
B. It destroyed most of the U.S. naval fleet.
C. It discouraged Americans from fighting in World War II.
D. It destroyed the Japanese air force.

Answer 1

it should be letter b cuz we did enter war on letter a. and we did want to enter cuz everyone was mad at that japs. and d is just dumb

Answer 2

All of these are WRONG and if this from a tectbook than that textbook ought to be scrapped.

Note - - - B is dead wrong, at most two battleships were destroyed plus an old target ship The Utah - - - several ships were laid up for repairs for weeks or months but the fleet was not destroyed.

Peace

(Tell your teacher to buy better programing guides)

Answer 3

B.
Are you some kind of a retard?
We entered the war in Europe a day after the attack at pearl harbor, We joined WWII a day afterword as well (goes without saying), and very few Japanese planes were destroyed. How else could they have had so many other naval battles?

Answer 4

Are we doing some homework on friday night?

Answer would be B.

The attack destroyed most of the Pacific Fleet but did not get what Yamamoto wanted, the carriers.

Answer 5

How about E. The resulting ignorance of the American government and Japanese internment camps.

Answer 6

The U.S would destroy Hiroshima and Nagasaki with an atomic bomb forcing Japan to surrender.

Answer 7

B.

Why?

American casualties were 2403 dead and 1178 wounded.[1] 188 aircraft were destroyed and five battleships, one minelayer, and three destroyers were sunk or severely damaged.

By contrast, Japan's losses were 64 dead, 1 captured, 29 aircraft, and 5 midget submarines

Answer 8

Mushroom clouds over Hiroshima and Nagasaki.....