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What was the significance of the attack on Pearl Harbor? The British had to rescue over 300,000 soldiers with ships and fishing boats. The Japanese sunk or damaged 18 ships and …

What was the significance of the attack on Pearl Harbor? The British had to rescue over 300,000 soldiers with ships and fishing boats. The Japanese sunk or damaged 18 ships and …
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What was the significance of the attack on Pearl Harbor?

The British had to rescue over 300,000 soldiers with ships and fishing boats.

The Japanese sunk or damaged 18 ships and killed 2,400 Americans.

The US declared war on Japan and entered WWII.

The Japanese surprised the US fleet.

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C. US entered WW2 because of the Pearl Harbor.
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The US declared war on Japan and entered WWII.

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