History, 23.04.2021 21:20, sophialoperx

How did the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor affect the United States? 0 It fully brought the U. S. out of isolationism.
0 It caused Congress to veto the President's war declaration.
It led to a continuation of the U. S. ideology of isolationism.
0 lt allowed the U. S. to act on longstanding military rivalry with Japan.

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