One Year After Pearl Harbor, Repaired USS West Virginia

The transcript discusses the aftermath of damage to Concorde and the readiness of West Virginia as a fighting ship. It highlights California's vigilance following Japan's failed attack on December 7th, and the potential threats to Hawaii and the West Coast. The narrative shifts to the turning of the tide, revealing Pearl Harbor's significance, and concludes with the beginning of a determined fight against adversaries.

What was the state of the West Virginia after the Concorde damage?

• It was completely destroyed.

• It remained a fighting ship.

• It was sold to another country.

• It was turned into a museum.

What was California's role during the events discussed?

• It was unaffected by the events.

• It was the main target of Japan.

• It was a neutral state.

• It was eager to see action.

What significant event did Japan fail to achieve on December 7th?

• A knockout blow to the United States.

• A successful trade agreement.

• A successful invasion of Hawaii.

• A peace treaty with the US.

What was revealed as a result of work and faith?

• The strength of the US economy.

• The weakness of the US military.

• The location of enemy bases.

• The significance of Pearl Harbor.

What marks the beginning of the fight according to the final section?

• The retreat of enemy forces.

• The end of the war.

• The turning of the tide.

• The signing of a treaty.