They will each be remembered as tragic events that took place in American History. Events like these have such a tremendous impact on the American psyche that people remember for the rest of their lives, with crystal clear clarity, just exactly what they were doing when the event took place. I would call it "I remember" events...
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I would call it "I remember" events. There have been many significant "I remember" events in American history, like the assassinations of President Kennedy and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the space shuttle Challenger and Columbia disasters, and when Neil Armstrong walked on the moon. Pearl Harbor and September 11th are also events that fall into the "I remember" category...
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Pearl Harbor His comment was the plan was difficult but not impossible; but he turned down a lot of Yamamoto's idea. Some ideas he didn't keep were: the plans would take off from carriers about 500 miles from Hawaii...	2 / 459
Pearl Harbor In October 1940, Hideki Tojo became both prime minister and secretary of war for Japan. Tojo was very aggressive and didn't want his enemies to win. Japan also formed a Tripartite pact with Italy and Germany in 1940, making them allies...	3 / 667
Pearl Harbor The battleship Arizona was a total wreck; the West Virginia and California were sunk; and the Nevada was heavily damaged. Approximately 2,400 Americans were killed, 1,300 wounded, and 1,000 missing...	3 / 584
Pearl Harbor The gasoline enabled shipyards to repair all the salvageable ships. Primary targets for the Japanese were the United States carriers Saratoga, Lexington and Enterprise...	3 / 596