Captured Films Show Bombing Of Pearl Harbor, Hickam Field

The video recounts the events of December 7th, 1941, when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, marking a pivotal moment in World War II. It describes the Japanese strategy, the surprise attack on American forces, and the resulting destruction of battleships and air power. This event led to America's full-scale entry into the war, with a commitment to victory.

What was the significance of December 7th, 1941, in American history?

• It was the day of the Pearl Harbor attack.

• It was the day America declared independence.

• It was the day the United Nations was formed.

• It marked the end of World War II.

What was the primary objective of the Japanese pilots during the Pearl Harbor attack?

• To evacuate American citizens.

• To negotiate peace with America.

• To deliver supplies to Hawaii.

• To conduct a surprise military strike.

How did the Japanese films portray the attack on Pearl Harbor?

• As a humanitarian mission.

• As a diplomatic failure.

• As a day of great triumph.

• As a minor skirmish.

What was the impact of the attack on the American battleships at Pearl Harbor?

• All battleships were unharmed.

• Only one battleship was hit.

• Eight battleships were hit.

• The battleships were relocated.

What was the immediate effect of the attack on Hickam Field?

• It became a new military base.

• It was left untouched.

• American air power was wiped out.

• It was completely evacuated.