Question

so would the compromise be "The Naval Base of Pearl Harbor sent back up ships to midway and surprised the Japanese. The Japanese did not have sufficient defenses and the losses were terrible for them." for the bombing of pearl harbor?

Answer 1

No. That's a counter attack.

Answer 2

ohhh ok

Answer 3

It also came much later in the war. The war was a result of the bombing of Pearl Harbor, not a compromise at all.

Answer 4

https://www.jiskha.com/display.cgi?id=1509211174#1509211174.1509213188

Did you read this that Reed posted for you? He's absolutely correct. After the attack, there were no more compromises!

My mother and grandmother used to refer to the black-out conditions in Los Angeles about 13 months and more after the Pearl Harbor attack. The scare didn't go away easily.

Answer 5

Oh, yes. The scare didn't go away until after the war. Bunkers and gun emplacements can still be found along the coast at San Francisco, intended to defend against a Japanese invasion.

Answer 6

In January of 1942 my mother and I flew from Pearl Harbor to San Francisco. People in California were much more scared than those of us on Oahu.

Answer 7

thanks