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what was the japanese government’s perspective on the pearl harblr attack ? what in the text makes you think as you think as you do ?
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what was the japanese government’s perspective on the pearl harblr attack ? what in the text makes you think as you think as you do ?

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The motive was to cripple the US army.

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Japan wanted to control the pacific for resources because they didn't have them. But they knew that the US had the Strongest navy in the world during that time. So they launched an attack on the most important naval base to cripple the US, but they didn't hit any ship repair station so the US was back up and running fast.

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