America's Fleet On The Hunt In The Pacific

The transcript describes the United States' efforts during World War II to build a powerful naval fleet to counter Japanese forces. It highlights the construction of warships and the strategic deployment of the U.S. Navy in the Pacific. The text also emphasizes the role of aircraft carriers and American planes in creating a formidable military presence, causing concern in Tokyo.

What was the primary focus of the United States in response to Japanese naval power?

• Outbuilding Japanese warships

• Developing new naval technologies

• Forming alliances with other countries

• Increasing the number of aircraft carriers

What was the United States' strategy to counter any surprise attacks?

• Strengthening coastal defenses

• Producing a large number of ships

• Increasing the number of submarines

• Building a strong air force

In the Pacific, what was the United States Navy's approach towards Japan?

• Diplomatic negotiations

• Economic sanctions

• Aggressive advancement

• Defensive positioning

What role did aircraft carriers play in the United States' strategy?

• Carrying supplies

• Providing medical aid

• Launching air attacks

• Transporting troops

How did American planes impact Tokyo during this period?

• They were primarily defensive

• They caused significant destruction

• They were used for reconnaissance

• They created a sense of fear