Attack on Pearl Harbor for Kids | Bedtime History

The video covers the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, by Japan, detailing the events, reasons behind the attack, and the American response. It highlights the bravery of the soldiers, sailors, and nurses, and discusses President Roosevelt's speech that united the nation. The aftermath saw increased American unity and effort in World War II. The video concludes with the significance of the USS Arizona Memorial as a symbol of remembrance and peace.

What was Japan's primary reason for attacking Pearl Harbor?

• To support their allies in Europe

• To test new military technology

• To establish a peace treaty with the United States

• To gain more land and resources

Which battleship was famously sunk during the attack on Pearl Harbor?

• USS West Virginia

• USS Nevada

• USS California

• USS Arizona

What role did American fighter planes play during the attack?

• They were grounded due to lack of fuel

• They transported supplies to the battleships

• They engaged Japanese attackers in the air

• They evacuated civilians from the island

Who delivered the famous speech following the attack on Pearl Harbor?

• Dwight D. Eisenhower

• Winston Churchill

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Harry S. Truman

What was the impact of Roosevelt's speech on the American public?

• It caused widespread panic and fear

• It inspired unity and determination to win the war

• It led to immediate peace talks with Japan

• It resulted in a decrease in military enlistment

What symbol of remembrance can be found at Pearl Harbor today?

• A replica of the USS Oklahoma

• A museum dedicated to Japanese history

• The USS Arizona Memorial

• A statue of Franklin D. Roosevelt

How did the American people contribute to the war effort after the attack?

• By moving to other countries

• By protesting against the government

• By refusing to work in factories

• By planting victory gardens and conserving resources