Difference between working in a harbor and working in a bay?
Q. What would it be like to work in a harbor and what would be some of the difficulties researchers might encounter while working there, as opposed to conducting work in a more quiet, sheltered bay? I'm asking because I'm deciding whether I'd like to work in a harbor or a bay.
Asked by Lisa the great - Mon May 26 12:39:56 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your question has more to do with defining the words than the thing you seem to be asking. A bay is any partially enclosed body of water. A harbor is a place where shipping takes place, where ships interact with a port and take on and put off cargo and passengers. A harbor can be in a bay, but it doesn't have to be. You seem to really be asking whether you want to work in a metropolitan, busy setting around a port, or whether to work in a rural setting away from a city. There is no right or wrong answer, it depends on what you want to do and what you want out of the job. Both places could be locations for important and fulfilling work.
Answered by jeff - Mon May 26 16:26:10 2008
Q. What would it be like to work in a harbor and what would be some of the difficulties researchers might encounter while working there, as opposed to conducting work in a more quiet, sheltered bay? I'm asking because I'm deciding whether I'd like to work in a harbor or a bay.
Asked by Lisa the great - Mon May 26 12:39:56 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your question has more to do with defining the words than the thing you seem to be asking. A bay is any partially enclosed body of water. A harbor is a place where shipping takes place, where ships interact with a port and take on and put off cargo and passengers. A harbor can be in a bay, but it doesn't have to be. You seem to really be asking whether you want to work in a metropolitan, busy setting around a port, or whether to work in a rural setting away from a city. There is no right or wrong answer, it depends on what you want to do and what you want out of the job. Both places could be locations for important and fulfilling work.
Answered by jeff - Mon May 26 16:26:10 2008
Where is the best place in Washington State to Harbor a fishing boat?
Q. Could you tell me please? Westport has good fishing but you are always fighting the waves. Where would be the best place to catch Salmon (preferably King), best regulations, cheapest harboring, and the best ocean conditions? I live in Thurston County and can fly an airplane (singe prop) to get there after leaving the boat in the harbor. Best Answer points to best suggestion! Thank You!
Asked by Jack - Wed Jul 22 20:38:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Port orchard marina would be a good spot, the kings are on their way down from the san juan islands, bremerton airport is less than twenty minutes away, approx six miles neah bay or seiku would be great, but i don'T know how close an airport would be, or moorage, there is good fishing around this area that is easy access from port orchard, let me know if you are looking for a deckhand while you fish,
Answered by JUSTFISH - Thu Jul 23 00:32:18 2009
Q. Could you tell me please? Westport has good fishing but you are always fighting the waves. Where would be the best place to catch Salmon (preferably King), best regulations, cheapest harboring, and the best ocean conditions? I live in Thurston County and can fly an airplane (singe prop) to get there after leaving the boat in the harbor. Best Answer points to best suggestion! Thank You!
Asked by Jack - Wed Jul 22 20:38:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Port orchard marina would be a good spot, the kings are on their way down from the san juan islands, bremerton airport is less than twenty minutes away, approx six miles neah bay or seiku would be great, but i don'T know how close an airport would be, or moorage, there is good fishing around this area that is easy access from port orchard, let me know if you are looking for a deckhand while you fish,
Answered by JUSTFISH - Thu Jul 23 00:32:18 2009
When they gone to start the build the new harbor in Puerto Plata?
Q. It is now more than 4 years that the Dominican governement is planning to restructure and build the new "Mega Tourist Harbor" in Puerto Plata, but to my knoledge, they only demolished a old building with offices (muelle nuevo) and that's it in 4 years! The same for the long promised new road between Navarete and Puerto Plata.
Asked by Happy Feet Jr. - Sat Oct 11 13:51:28 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't know. It's just to wish you a good afternon:)) Take care, bye
Answered by Sana - Sat Oct 11 15:58:02 2008
Q. It is now more than 4 years that the Dominican governement is planning to restructure and build the new "Mega Tourist Harbor" in Puerto Plata, but to my knoledge, they only demolished a old building with offices (muelle nuevo) and that's it in 4 years! The same for the long promised new road between Navarete and Puerto Plata.
Asked by Happy Feet Jr. - Sat Oct 11 13:51:28 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't know. It's just to wish you a good afternon:)) Take care, bye
Answered by Sana - Sat Oct 11 15:58:02 2008
What did the Japanese hope to accomplish by attacking Pearl Harbor?
Q. In WWII what did the Japanese hope to accomplish by attacking Pearl Harbor? thanks for the answers.
Asked by Snackerr. - Thu Jun 3 21:57:48 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The oil embargo signed by President Roosevelt had severely crippled the Japanese expansionist drives, with more than nine-tenths of their petroleum sources cut off by the United States. Establishing control of the Pacific would allow the Japanese Empire to force the U.S. to submit on favorable terms for the resuming of oil importation, and thus it was decided that the best manner to go about this was to exterminate the American military presence. The attack on Pearl Harbor was conducted with the intent of destroying what the Japanese Navy thought were the most valuable targets of interests: Battleships. With these vessels taken out, the rest of the maritime forces stationed in the Pacific could consolidate remaining islands and Allied… [cont.]
Answered by Emperor Khaldeesh Riesstiu IV the Second - Fri Jun 4 01:41:13 2010
Q. In WWII what did the Japanese hope to accomplish by attacking Pearl Harbor? thanks for the answers.
Asked by Snackerr. - Thu Jun 3 21:57:48 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The oil embargo signed by President Roosevelt had severely crippled the Japanese expansionist drives, with more than nine-tenths of their petroleum sources cut off by the United States. Establishing control of the Pacific would allow the Japanese Empire to force the U.S. to submit on favorable terms for the resuming of oil importation, and thus it was decided that the best manner to go about this was to exterminate the American military presence. The attack on Pearl Harbor was conducted with the intent of destroying what the Japanese Navy thought were the most valuable targets of interests: Battleships. With these vessels taken out, the rest of the maritime forces stationed in the Pacific could consolidate remaining islands and Allied… [cont.]
Answered by Emperor Khaldeesh Riesstiu IV the Second - Fri Jun 4 01:41:13 2010
How much might a palm harbor home cost me before land?
Q. I'm looking into buying a palm harbor home (manfactured home), Specifally the meadowbrook floor plan, I'm wondering about the price range for austin TX. I'm looking for the price before land. Its 3 bed. 2 bath. 1804 SQ Feet. Please help! I really need some info!
Asked by Kaleb - Thu Aug 13 13:09:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. visit several dealers or try the kelly blue book as they may be listed there as well
Answered by golferwhoworks - Thu Aug 13 13:23:54 2009
Q. I'm looking into buying a palm harbor home (manfactured home), Specifally the meadowbrook floor plan, I'm wondering about the price range for austin TX. I'm looking for the price before land. Its 3 bed. 2 bath. 1804 SQ Feet. Please help! I really need some info!
Asked by Kaleb - Thu Aug 13 13:09:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. visit several dealers or try the kelly blue book as they may be listed there as well
Answered by golferwhoworks - Thu Aug 13 13:23:54 2009
How can I prevent Pearl Harbor from happening?
Q. I have to do a presentation, and I have to change history so that Pearl Harbor didn't happen. It can't take any more than fifteen minutes to change it and one thing from the 21st century can be brought back. And if it can't be prevented, does anyone know a way to make it so that Germany can get an atom bomb before the US?
Asked by Firedrawn Archer - Tue Jul 20 22:23:48 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe if the military people in charge at Pearl Harbor knew that the attack was coming, they could have been ready for it. You could take a book about the attack on Pearl Harbor from the present and leave it on the desk of the guy in charge. If you go back to at least a few weeks before the event, the military might be able to come up with a way to prevent it themselves. You just have to hope that they take the book seriously. They might think it was fake, but that would be a pretty elaborate hoax. There is a good chance that they would take the necessary precautions just to be on the safe side.
Answered by Shawn - Wed Jul 21 00:27:46 2010
Q. I have to do a presentation, and I have to change history so that Pearl Harbor didn't happen. It can't take any more than fifteen minutes to change it and one thing from the 21st century can be brought back. And if it can't be prevented, does anyone know a way to make it so that Germany can get an atom bomb before the US?
Asked by Firedrawn Archer - Tue Jul 20 22:23:48 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe if the military people in charge at Pearl Harbor knew that the attack was coming, they could have been ready for it. You could take a book about the attack on Pearl Harbor from the present and leave it on the desk of the guy in charge. If you go back to at least a few weeks before the event, the military might be able to come up with a way to prevent it themselves. You just have to hope that they take the book seriously. They might think it was fake, but that would be a pretty elaborate hoax. There is a good chance that they would take the necessary precautions just to be on the safe side.
Answered by Shawn - Wed Jul 21 00:27:46 2010
What happened to the actual crates of tea that were dumped into Boston Harbor during the Tea Party of 1773?
Q. I always wonder about these obscure details. Did the tea that was dumped into the harbor just end up sitting there for the past 236 years? Would it be possible for a diver to find it today? Were the crates ever recovered? Does anyone know?
Asked by shempmania81 - Wed May 20 09:46:52 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the point of the protest was to make the tea unusable; so the Sons of Liberty actually broke open the crates and dumped the tea...otherwise the crates, which were relatively waterproof to keep the tea from spoiling during shipping would have floated away and could have been recovered later. So the tea mixed with Boston Harbor, giving the fish a caffeine buzz, and the wood went out with the tide..
Answered by yankee_sailor - Wed May 20 10:23:29 2009
Q. I always wonder about these obscure details. Did the tea that was dumped into the harbor just end up sitting there for the past 236 years? Would it be possible for a diver to find it today? Were the crates ever recovered? Does anyone know?
Asked by shempmania81 - Wed May 20 09:46:52 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the point of the protest was to make the tea unusable; so the Sons of Liberty actually broke open the crates and dumped the tea...otherwise the crates, which were relatively waterproof to keep the tea from spoiling during shipping would have floated away and could have been recovered later. So the tea mixed with Boston Harbor, giving the fish a caffeine buzz, and the wood went out with the tide..
Answered by yankee_sailor - Wed May 20 10:23:29 2009
How long would it take for a Harbor Seal to go 90 feet?
Q. Harbor seals move 1mph on land. How many minutes would it take for one to "run" 90 feet?
Asked by Crad010 - Tue Jun 12 19:15:02 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1mph = 5280 feet per hour / 60 minutes per hour = 88 feet per minute. 90feet/88feet per minute = 1.0227 minutes
Answered by Paul C - Tue Jun 12 20:35:21 2007
Q. Harbor seals move 1mph on land. How many minutes would it take for one to "run" 90 feet?
Asked by Crad010 - Tue Jun 12 19:15:02 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1mph = 5280 feet per hour / 60 minutes per hour = 88 feet per minute. 90feet/88feet per minute = 1.0227 minutes
Answered by Paul C - Tue Jun 12 20:35:21 2007
How can I program my remote control for my Harbor Breeze ceiling fan?
Q. I own a Harbor Breeze ceiling fan, and it is controlled mainly by remote control. In order to turn the light or fan on, I need to use the remote; the wall switch only controls if there is power going to it or not. Recently, I noticed the battery on my remote was dying (it has a little blinking indicator for low battery life). So, absent-mindendly of the consequences, I changed the battery. Now the remote won't work at all. Even though the numbers and such show up the same as usual, the fan unit doesn't respond. Do I need to reprogram the remote after switching the battery? And how would I go about doing that? The Control is a Harbor Breeze LCD Remote Control, if that helps.
Asked by nardis14 - Sun Jun 10 02:49:58 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a Lowes brand, and I tried searching, but their site is down now for maintenance. I would suggest starting with a trip to Lowes if you can't find the directions, or they don't help you, and you can't find any reset switches (there should be one on the fan, the remote, or both). Here is the link to the google search anyways...it isn't really helpful right now...but your answer may reside there if it becomes available any time soon.
Answered by powhound - Sun Jun 10 03:42:48 2007
Q. I own a Harbor Breeze ceiling fan, and it is controlled mainly by remote control. In order to turn the light or fan on, I need to use the remote; the wall switch only controls if there is power going to it or not. Recently, I noticed the battery on my remote was dying (it has a little blinking indicator for low battery life). So, absent-mindendly of the consequences, I changed the battery. Now the remote won't work at all. Even though the numbers and such show up the same as usual, the fan unit doesn't respond. Do I need to reprogram the remote after switching the battery? And how would I go about doing that? The Control is a Harbor Breeze LCD Remote Control, if that helps.
Asked by nardis14 - Sun Jun 10 02:49:58 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a Lowes brand, and I tried searching, but their site is down now for maintenance. I would suggest starting with a trip to Lowes if you can't find the directions, or they don't help you, and you can't find any reset switches (there should be one on the fan, the remote, or both). Here is the link to the google search anyways...it isn't really helpful right now...but your answer may reside there if it becomes available any time soon.
Answered by powhound - Sun Jun 10 03:42:48 2007
Why is the Harbor of Rio de Janeiro considered one of the natural wonders of the world?
Q. Because I am doing my english oral presentation of the subject of The Seven Natural Wonders of the World. And on every list there is on the natural wonders, the Harbor of Rio de Janeiro is on there. I have researched it slightly and I do not see why it is so facinating. I even looked at it from google earth. It doesn't look that spectacular. Am I missing something? Is it really that great and I just don't see why? Because all of the others on the list truley are amazing and I'm not sure how this compares.
Asked by Sophie J - Sun Nov 11 17:53:18 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It's a beauty. The geography of it, it's just phenomenal. And that Jesus statue they have is a symbol of Rio de Janeiro
Answered by Kevin M - Sun Nov 11 18:00:34 2007
Q. Because I am doing my english oral presentation of the subject of The Seven Natural Wonders of the World. And on every list there is on the natural wonders, the Harbor of Rio de Janeiro is on there. I have researched it slightly and I do not see why it is so facinating. I even looked at it from google earth. It doesn't look that spectacular. Am I missing something? Is it really that great and I just don't see why? Because all of the others on the list truley are amazing and I'm not sure how this compares.
Asked by Sophie J - Sun Nov 11 17:53:18 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It's a beauty. The geography of it, it's just phenomenal. And that Jesus statue they have is a symbol of Rio de Janeiro
Answered by Kevin M - Sun Nov 11 18:00:34 2007
Why does the harbor and sea have patterns on it?
Q. We live on Sydney Harbor and last night the water was very flat, but there were patterns on the water, like patches and trails and they stayed very consistent. Why is this? Is it the wind or the tides. What forms these patterns and why do they persist?
Asked by GraemeS - Mon Jun 25 21:45:50 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the water was mirror flat, there was little to no wind or tide, for both would cause the surface to be patterned with at least ripple-wave action. What you saw might well have been seaweed or plankton groups floating on the surface of the water. Since the pattern didn't change while you watched, it was probably seaweed that small currents, or minimal tide action, had pushed into patterns.
Answered by ekil422 - Tue Jun 26 07:09:20 2007
Q. We live on Sydney Harbor and last night the water was very flat, but there were patterns on the water, like patches and trails and they stayed very consistent. Why is this? Is it the wind or the tides. What forms these patterns and why do they persist?
Asked by GraemeS - Mon Jun 25 21:45:50 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the water was mirror flat, there was little to no wind or tide, for both would cause the surface to be patterned with at least ripple-wave action. What you saw might well have been seaweed or plankton groups floating on the surface of the water. Since the pattern didn't change while you watched, it was probably seaweed that small currents, or minimal tide action, had pushed into patterns.
Answered by ekil422 - Tue Jun 26 07:09:20 2007
What is the largest harbor on the south side of Havana?
Q. What is the largest harbor on the south side of the island and is surrounded by steep hills creating an enclave cut off from its immediate hinterland?
Asked by tranceminiatetub - Tue Jan 8 06:36:16 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. is'nt that guantanamo??
Answered by livinhapi - Tue Jan 8 06:38:27 2008
Q. What is the largest harbor on the south side of the island and is surrounded by steep hills creating an enclave cut off from its immediate hinterland?
Asked by tranceminiatetub - Tue Jan 8 06:36:16 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. is'nt that guantanamo??
Answered by livinhapi - Tue Jan 8 06:38:27 2008
How much do you pay to get in Six Flags Hurricane Harbor in Nj?
Q. Okay, Me and my mom was planning to go to Hurricane Harbor since I always go to Six Flags in Nj. So were not sure how much it is and my mom isn't willing to pay more that the regular ticket to get in six flags. Please help I'll give you ten points plus every time you answer any one of questions I'll give you 10 points even if you say uhhh
Asked by the future doctor. - Sun Jun 22 19:59:42 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ABOUT 30 bucksz unless u have a pass
Answered by beebeefresh - Sun Jun 22 22:52:13 2008
Q. Okay, Me and my mom was planning to go to Hurricane Harbor since I always go to Six Flags in Nj. So were not sure how much it is and my mom isn't willing to pay more that the regular ticket to get in six flags. Please help I'll give you ten points plus every time you answer any one of questions I'll give you 10 points even if you say uhhh
Asked by the future doctor. - Sun Jun 22 19:59:42 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ABOUT 30 bucksz unless u have a pass
Answered by beebeefresh - Sun Jun 22 22:52:13 2008
How long was it before someone was notified that there had been Japaneese submarines by Pearl Harbor?
Q. In the movie Pearl Harbor, there is a scene where Admiral Kimmel is playing golf and then two military guys drive up and tell him that a Japaneese sub was spotted and fired at. I know Pearl Harbor is a fictional account of what happened. But how long was it before Admirial Kimmel or whoever it was notified that there were submarines spotted and fired at?
Asked by Devin - Wed Feb 3 22:40:32 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A Japanese mini-sub was spotted trailing the USS Condor as it maneuvered through the sub nets that protected the opening to the harbor. The USS Ward opened fire, but was never REALLY sure at what they were depth charging. They radioed in their report. It was all of about 1/2 hour before the actual raid.
Answered by Doc - Wed Feb 3 22:53:22 2010
Q. In the movie Pearl Harbor, there is a scene where Admiral Kimmel is playing golf and then two military guys drive up and tell him that a Japaneese sub was spotted and fired at. I know Pearl Harbor is a fictional account of what happened. But how long was it before Admirial Kimmel or whoever it was notified that there were submarines spotted and fired at?
Asked by Devin - Wed Feb 3 22:40:32 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A Japanese mini-sub was spotted trailing the USS Condor as it maneuvered through the sub nets that protected the opening to the harbor. The USS Ward opened fire, but was never REALLY sure at what they were depth charging. They radioed in their report. It was all of about 1/2 hour before the actual raid.
Answered by Doc - Wed Feb 3 22:53:22 2010
How are truckers able to pick up containers from the harbor or rail road?
Q. I own a big rig and im interested in transporting containers from the harbor or rail road. I know they make good money but im not sure if they go directly to the harbor or railroad and sign up there or have to get a broker. somebody please help! i have looked for info all over the web but i cant find out how they are able to transport the containers.
Asked by yogie lokz - Thu Sep 20 18:04:33 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Brokers will find it for you
Answered by rwa000 - Thu Sep 20 21:01:17 2007
Q. I own a big rig and im interested in transporting containers from the harbor or rail road. I know they make good money but im not sure if they go directly to the harbor or railroad and sign up there or have to get a broker. somebody please help! i have looked for info all over the web but i cant find out how they are able to transport the containers.
Asked by yogie lokz - Thu Sep 20 18:04:33 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Brokers will find it for you
Answered by rwa000 - Thu Sep 20 21:01:17 2007
How were the pilots trained at pearl Harbor?
Q. I need as much information as possible on the training of Japans pilots on pearl harbor. I know they were trained for 14 hours or so a day but that s all. Any information at all on the training Japans pilots went through is apretaited.
Asked by jokervx4 - Fri May 8 08:06:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I haven't found much, either. Here's one link about a heroic squadron of fighter-pilots. Perhaps you can find something there. Gordon W. Prange (At Dawn We Slept) is one of the writers of "Tora! Tora! Tora!" about the lead-up to that attack:
Answered by Panama Joe - Fri May 8 10:08:35 2009
Q. I need as much information as possible on the training of Japans pilots on pearl harbor. I know they were trained for 14 hours or so a day but that s all. Any information at all on the training Japans pilots went through is apretaited.
Asked by jokervx4 - Fri May 8 08:06:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I haven't found much, either. Here's one link about a heroic squadron of fighter-pilots. Perhaps you can find something there. Gordon W. Prange (At Dawn We Slept) is one of the writers of "Tora! Tora! Tora!" about the lead-up to that attack:
Answered by Panama Joe - Fri May 8 10:08:35 2009
Where may I go fishing near Baltimore Harbor in Maryland?
Q. Looking for things to do for a weekend visit to Baltimore. Want to do sightseeing as well as day or night fishing near Baltimore Harbor. Is there a military base nearby?
Asked by Janet W - Tue Jun 17 07:30:37 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. whilst in baltimore... take a charter. Chesapeakefishingadventur e.com (might be adventures) Aberdeen isn't far away... 40 minutes... from baltimore (north)
Answered by stanleys_2001 - Tue Jun 17 07:35:43 2008
Q. Looking for things to do for a weekend visit to Baltimore. Want to do sightseeing as well as day or night fishing near Baltimore Harbor. Is there a military base nearby?
Asked by Janet W - Tue Jun 17 07:30:37 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. whilst in baltimore... take a charter. Chesapeakefishingadventur e.com (might be adventures) Aberdeen isn't far away... 40 minutes... from baltimore (north)
Answered by stanleys_2001 - Tue Jun 17 07:35:43 2008
How far away is Waikiki beach from pearl harbor shipyard?
Q. I am in military and going to be stayin right by pearl harbor, and would like to know how far it is to waikiki beach?
Asked by codylynn - Sun Apr 19 19:36:52 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Aloha Cody, as Nikyon said...it is 11 miles from Waikiki to Pearl Harbor about 20-30 minutes by bus depending on time of day and traffic.
Answered by HEARTS 808's KIDDO - Sun Apr 19 23:14:49 2009
Q. I am in military and going to be stayin right by pearl harbor, and would like to know how far it is to waikiki beach?
Asked by codylynn - Sun Apr 19 19:36:52 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Aloha Cody, as Nikyon said...it is 11 miles from Waikiki to Pearl Harbor about 20-30 minutes by bus depending on time of day and traffic.
Answered by HEARTS 808's KIDDO - Sun Apr 19 23:14:49 2009
How did people in Japan react to the bombing of Pearl Harbor?
Q. Were they for or against it, did they know this was going to happen, and when it did were people mad or happy? Is it true that Japan really WANTED to be in WWII and thats why they bombed Pearl Harbor? need it for World Civilizations final project; which is how Pearl Harbor affected society in Japan. any tips?
Asked by Red Sox Nation - Thu Jun 5 17:32:02 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It was highly praised. Of course no civilian knew a plan of the attack in advance but Japanese media always had depicted Anglo-American as demons and threat to Empire of Japan. War against China was at a deadlock, economy was damaged from war effort and casualties were increasing. The US supported China. Success of the attack was accepted as breakthrough of this situation, at least people thought so at the time. It raised the morale of the Japanese people which had been so low because of the long war in China. People made a donation to the navy ministry. 1,590,139 yen was donated within few days after the attack and 3,407,170 yen after military gains were reported on Dec.18.
Answered by Yasaiman_Reborn - Thu Jun 5 18:40:41 2008
Q. Were they for or against it, did they know this was going to happen, and when it did were people mad or happy? Is it true that Japan really WANTED to be in WWII and thats why they bombed Pearl Harbor? need it for World Civilizations final project; which is how Pearl Harbor affected society in Japan. any tips?
Asked by Red Sox Nation - Thu Jun 5 17:32:02 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It was highly praised. Of course no civilian knew a plan of the attack in advance but Japanese media always had depicted Anglo-American as demons and threat to Empire of Japan. War against China was at a deadlock, economy was damaged from war effort and casualties were increasing. The US supported China. Success of the attack was accepted as breakthrough of this situation, at least people thought so at the time. It raised the morale of the Japanese people which had been so low because of the long war in China. People made a donation to the navy ministry. 1,590,139 yen was donated within few days after the attack and 3,407,170 yen after military gains were reported on Dec.18.
Answered by Yasaiman_Reborn - Thu Jun 5 18:40:41 2008
What factors led to the attack on Pearl Harbor and the war between Japan and the United States?
Q. If Japan and the United States both sought to avoid war with one another, what factors led to the attack on Pearl Harbor and the war between Japan and the United States?
Asked by baseball22 - Thu Jul 29 11:00:58 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Jhimmy Choo Chew - Thu Jul 29 11:08:52 2010
Q. If Japan and the United States both sought to avoid war with one another, what factors led to the attack on Pearl Harbor and the war between Japan and the United States?
Asked by baseball22 - Thu Jul 29 11:00:58 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Homework forum is that way ===>>>
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