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Effects Of The 9/11 Attack On Pearl Harbor

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On December 7th, 1941 there was an attack on Pearl Harbour. Japan was angry at the United States for helping out China and defending them. The United States started tightening the leash on Japan’s trade. This only made Japan angrier. Later on, Japan attacked Pearl Harbour by Honolulu, Hawaii. I don 't think that the attack on Pearl Harbour was a terrorist attack. I believe that it wasn’t a terrorist attack because Japan had declared war and sent United States a letter.
The attack on Pearl Harbor reminds me of the 9/11 attack in the year 2001. One of the similarities these attacks have are, that neither of them were

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