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.

James I of England believed in the divine right of kings, which is a. The belief that a king is granted the wisdom of god upon ascending to the throne, and therefore was faultless b.

Where is th considered birthplace of the reaissance

What International event led to the Red Scare? A.) an election in Britain B.) a murder in Italy C.) an epidemic in Germany D.) a revolution in Russia

How did the Magna Carta influence civics?

What common problem in Tunisia and Egypt led to the Arab Spring? frustration with dictatorships desire for peace with Israel alliance with the United States opposition to Islamist rule

What was one affect of the expansion of islam between 632 and 750

In 1845 the richest 4 percent of population of new york city owned how much of the city's individual wealth

The alchemists claimed that "ordinary metals can be transformed into gold." Do you agree with this claim? Why or why not?

Who had the most victories in the first years of the civil war

Who was Baron Friedrich von Steuben? the Hessian commander of British troops in the South who lost the battle at Yorktown the Frenchman who became a general on Washington's staff and his lifelong friend a former Prussian captain who turned a