Why did American officials think Japan would not strike Pearl Harbor?

The two nations were allies.

The U. S. navy was too strong.

The harbor was too far away.

Japan did not have the fuel.

Which region receives little or no rain but had good soil because of flooding A. southern plains B. persian gulf C. northern plateau D. Snow capped mountains

What powers did the government lack under the articles of confederation

What luxuries did cities offer to the middle class

Why did the African National Congress transition from a peaceful protest organization to one that considered violence an acceptable tactic? O A. White South Africans launched a campaign of genocide aimed at Africans and Indians. B.

Name three cities that were probably important ports for shipping goods from Mesopotamia west across the Mediterranean sea

The Camel Revolution encouraged the growth of long distance travel: O Across the Sahara Desert O Across the Steppes of Asia O Across Europe O d. over the dry, arid Himalayan plateau

How and why have debates over American national identity changed over time?

What decision by the United States provoked the bombing of Pearl Harbor?

Who was the first recorded european explorer sent to document his explorations to the new world in 1492?

A rising sense of Nationalism in China was reaction to, What?