1. Japan
   Germany
2. Italy
   France

Japan is an island in the Pacific Ocean. It's capital is Tokyo.

1. Apr. 1, 1971
   May 2, 1961
2. Dec. 7, 1941
   Sept. 4, 1991

It was a surprise attack on a Sunday. The Japanese chose Sunday, figuring that the U.S. would be less prepared for a day of attack because it was a favorite day to attend church.

1. Treaty
   Bombing
2. Guns
   Embargo

The embargo kept the Japanese from receiving important items, such as steel and fuel for planes. Japan wanted more territory and the U.S. did not agree.

1. Playing field
   Food pantry
2. Fuel oil storage facilities
   Hospital

The Japanese also left standing the repair facilities and the the submarine base.

1. USS Arizona
   USS NYC
2. USS Johnson
   USS Washington

The USS Arizona was a Pennsylvania-class battleship, and it was the most significant ship loss of the attack on Pearl Harbor. The ship sank to the bottom of the harbor.

1. 2
   4
2. 6
   8

Akagi, Hiryū, Kaga, Shōkaku, Sōryū, and Zuikaku left Japan with the intention of launching 408 aircrafts.

1. Toma Ikuta
   Koji Seto
2. Isoroku Yamamoto
   Hiro Mizushima

Isoroku Yamamoto was a Marshal Admiral of the Japanese Navy. He was the commander-in-chief of the Combined Fleet during World War II.

1. Ford
   Mitsubishi
2. General Motors
   Honda

The Imperial Japanese Navy pilots flew the Mitsubishi A6M Zero. Mitsubishi used forced labor to build its products.

1. 1
   2
2. 3
   4

Out of the twenty-one ships that were hit, only three battleships: Arizona, Oklahoma, and Utah were complete losses.

1. 1
   2
2. 6
   9

The first wave had 183 planes and targeted Oahu. The second wave had 171 planes.

1. Mainland
   Maui
2. Kauai
   Oahu

The nickname for Oahu is "The Gathering Place." It is the 3rd largest Hawaiian island.

1. U.S. states
   North American countries
2. Europian countries
   U.S. cities

The ships in Battleship Row were named after the following states: Arizona, California, Maryland, Nevada, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, and West Virginia.

1. USS Washinton
   USS Arizona
2. USS Ohio
   USS New York

The USS Arizona Memorial was built in 1962 and has over two million visitors a year. The memorial floats over the USS Arizona and is only accessible by boat.

1. Rows of plants
   Eight battleships in port
2. A neighborhood in Los Angeles
   A row of restaurants

Battleship Row was created in 1919 when the Navy wanted to build a base and took the land/water from the Army Air Force. Because of its location in the middle of the harbor, it had the deepest place for ships to maneuver.

1. 500
   1, 404
2. 2,403
   3, 690

With the 2,403 dead, there were 1,178 wounded. The Americans who died or were injured during the attack were considered to be non-combatants as there was no declaration of war yet.

1. Heat
   Fuel
2. Water
   Air

The USS Arizona originally had 1.5 million gallons of fuel. Seventy years later 500,000 gallons still slowly leaks from the ship.

1. John Kenndy
   Franklin D. Roosevelt
2. Bill Clinton
   Jimmy Carter

Franklin D. Roosevelt, also known as FDR ,was the 32nd President of the United States. He was president from 1933 until his death in 1945.

1. Tora Tora Tora
   Bombs away
2. Die now
   Fire Fire

In English it means “I have succeeded in the surprise attack.”

1. Ships
   Skyscrapers
2. Relocation camps
   Country cabins

The forced relocation of Japanese-Americans lasted from February 1942 - March 1946. 110,000 to 120,000 Americans were relocated to camps on the west coast.

1. Sept. 11, 2001
   Dec. 8, 1941
2. Jan. 2, 1930
   Apr. 6, 1951

President Roosevelt asked Congress to declare war on Japan in the most memorable speech he would ever give. In the speech, he called Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor a “deliberate deception."

1. Franklin D. Roosevelt
   Mel Gibson
2. Harrison Ford
   Donald Trump

"A date which will live in infamy," was said on December 7, 1941. President Roosevelt said that line in his speech to Congress on December 8th, asking for a declaration of war against Japan.

1. France & Greece
   China & Mexico
2. Germany & Italy
   England & Scotland

Germany, Italy, and Japan were the three principle players in the Axis alliance.

1. Colorado
   New York
2. Florida
   Ohio

The USS Colorado was in service from 1923 to 1947. She won seven battle stars for her service. In the end, she was sold for scrap.

1. Spaghetti
   Pizza
2. Fries
   Meatballs

They were identified as "meatballs" because of the Rising Sun, a large, red circle, on the side of Japanese planes.

1. 1,110
   2, 300
2. 5,450
   6,200

Most of the deaths came when a 16-inch shell hit the Arizona's front magazine. At the time of the attack, the Arizona had a band on deck who perished instantly.

1. B
   C
2. H
   P

They called it Operation H with the "H" standing for Hawaii. It was later changed to Operation Z.

1. Germany
   The Philippines
2. France
   England

The Japanese had control of The Philippines from 1942 to 1945. The second most destroyed city during WWII was Manila.

1. USS Alabama
   USS Oregon
2. USS Oklahoma
   USS Ohio

It took several torpedoes to capsize the USS Oklahoma, with the fatal torpedo hitting the ship's hull.

1. Maui
   Alaska
2. Bora Bora
   Niihau

Niihau was only a thirty-minute flight from Pearl Harbor. The inhabitants of the island had no phones or radios, so were clueless about what was happening over on Oahu.

1. May 1, 1985
   Mar. 26, 1976
2. Aug. 15, 1945
   Sept. 7, 1991

Japan announced their surrender on August 15, 1945, but didn't sign the treaty until September 2, 1945. This brought the horror of World War II to a close.

1. War crime
   Accident
2. Warning
   Training exercise

It was determined at the Tokyo Trials that the attack was a war crime because it happened without a deceleration of war and happened without an explicit warning.

1. Toma Ikuta
   Ryo Nishikido
2. Kazuo Sakamaki
   Teppei Koike

Kazuo was caught when his disabled submarine did not explode and he swam out to see what went wrong. Upon inspection, he became unconscious and was captured by David Akui.

1. 7:48 am
   4:47 am
2. 8:47 pm
   7:48 pm

The attack on the base happened at 7:48 am Hawaiian Time.

1. Lie in a mine
   Deploy naval mines
2. Drops mines
   Dig a mine

The Japanese destroyed one Minelayer in the attack on Pearl Harbor.

1. Tank
   Nuclear
2. Neon
   Midget

A midget or mini submarine is any sub under 150 tons. The Type A Kō-hyōteki-class mini sub was used in the attack.