Hawaii Under Bombs, Homes On Fire

The transcript describes Hawaii's resilience during an attack, highlighting the loss of enemy submarines and planes. It also emphasizes the community's efforts to support each other, providing shelter and refuge for women, children, and new orphans at Hawaii University and other centers.

What was the outcome for the Japanese forces during the initial attack on Hawaii?

• They retreated without any losses.

• They captured American soldiers.

• They suffered losses including submarines and planes.

• They gained control of Hawaii.

How did the island population react to the emergency situation?

• They evacuated the island immediately.

• They rallied to support each other.

• They ignored the situation.

• They sought help from other countries.

Where did women and children find shelter during the crisis?

• In military bunkers.

• At Hawaii University and other centers.

• In government buildings.

• In neighboring islands.

Who were among those that found refuge during the attack?

• Tourists visiting Hawaii.

• Foreign diplomats.

• Only military personnel.

• Little Americans with family ties back in the States.

What was the role of Hawaii University during the emergency?

• It was closed down for safety reasons.

• It served as a command center for military operations.

• It offered shelter to those affected by the attack.

• It provided educational resources to the public.