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Boom, boom, boom, boom! Those were the sounds of bombs being dropped by Japan on Pearl Harbor. There are three main reasons Japan attacked Pearl Harbor which are the U.S. embargo, U.S. fleet expansion, and Japan’s new world order. The first reason Japan attacked is Japan's new world order. Document B shows that Japan took over much land. Also, Document A says the rule of Japan and “the emperor may be extended so as to embrace the whole world." America was part of the world; that's why Japan attacked them. The second reason Japan attacked was the U.S. embargo with Japan. Document C says "1939 U.S. Embargo on aircrafts and aircrafts parts to Japan " It also says "1941 of August embargo on oil shipments to Japan." The U.S. Embargo caused

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