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C.S.I.“A Day That Will Live In
Infamy”
Mr. Giesler
American History
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CLASSIF IED
C A S E F I L E
“A Day The Will Live in Infamy”
December 7, 1941, the Japanese shocked the world by bombing the American naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii and launched the United States into WWII
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Activity Directions Work Cooperatively
Read each document thoroughly
Use your Think Marks
Complete handout - “Detective Log”
Complete handout - “Questions to Consider”
Individually, complete a one-page summary
Have Fun!!!
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Who authored
the document?
When was the
document authored?
What type of
document?
Who was the audience for
the document? Why was it created?
Who was the aggressor in the
incident according to the document?
Document A
Document B
See Handout
Detective Log
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Document A
Treaty of Kanagawa
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Document B
Executive Order: 8832Franklin D. Roosevelt
Date: July 26, 1941
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Document C
The “Konoe Message”
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Document D
September 6th, 19416th Imperial Conference of Empire of Japan
Topic: Imperial Policy Execution Outline
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Document E
Verbal Directive of the Chief of the Naval General Staff2 December 1941
Verbal Directive to: Yamamoto, Commander-in-Chief, Combined Fleet (in Tokyo at the time)
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Document F
December 6, 1941From: Franklin Delano Roosevelt, President of the United State
To: Emperor Hirohito of Japan
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Questions to Consider
What questions did you ask while evaluating these sources?
On what points do the accounts agree?
On what points do the accounts differ?
Which of these sources aligns most closely with what you already knew about the attack on Pearl Harbor? Please explain?
Which of these sources is most reliable in determining what actions of the United States and Japan? Why do you think so?
Describe the difficulties in developing an accurate account of historical events such as the attack on Pearl Harbor?
If you were asked to write your own historical account of the events during the events leading up the attack of Pearl Harbor, how would you go about doing so?
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Cracking the Case
Based on your analysis of the documents and citing
evidence to support your answer, please write a one-page
summary, which answers the following questions: Was
every step taken by both the United States and Japan to
avoid war? Were Japan’s justified? Did the United States
back Japan into a corner?