Pearl Harbor DBQ Docs D and E (20-21)

According to document D, approximately what percent of Japan's oil came from the United States? (Hint*- look at the Petroleum column)

• 100 %

• 80 %

• 25%

• 10%

Which of the terms below mean

to bring in (merchandise, commodities, workers, etc.) from a foreign country for use, sale, processing, or services.

• import

• export

• goods

• rationing

According to the chart from document D, all of the following are natural resources imported by Japan from the United States except;

• petroleum (oil)

• Steel

• Scrap Iron

• livestock

The United States stopped all trade of oil, steel, and scrap iron with Japan on August 1, 1941. President FDR was very worried about cutting off Japan. What was his major concern?

• Japan would freeze American assets

• Japan wouldn't want to trade in the future after the war

• Japan would attack the United States

• Japan would form an alliance with America's friends

Because Japan was interested in continuing to expand throughout Asia was need to power their machines of war and expansion?

• American Petroleum, Steel, and Scrap Iron

• Russian Ships and Submarines

• American Ships and Submarines

• Russian Petroleum, Steel, and Scrap Iron

Who is the speaker of Document E?

• Prime Minister and War Minister of Japan

• Prime Minister of Great Britain

• President of United States

• Adolf Hitler

According to Document E, How did the United States feel about Japan's expansion into China?

• Thumbs down

• Thumbs up

• Meh...

According to document E, why did Hideki Tojo say that it would be hard for Japan to pull their troops out of China?

• They have already lost 100,00 men

• Japan has already spent several billion yen

• 4 years of fighting have already been spent

• All the above are correct

In document E- According to Hideki Tojo, what will happen to the US Navy over the next few years?

• America will strengthen its defenses and expand its fleet of ships

• America will weaken its defenses and shrink its fleet of ships

According to document E, in how many years will Japan run out of petroleum for military use?

• 2 years

• 5 years

• 1 year

• 7 years