Land was not destroyed at Pearl Harbor. The bombs destroyed buildings and shore facilities. They sank many ships and destroyed aircraft on the ground. They were unable to destroy the facilities used to repair the ships, which proved a major factor moving forward in the war.
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well Pearl Harbor of course but then Americans passed the lend-lease act that allowed Americans to sell lend or lease weapons to countries in the war the were vital to the defense of the united states of course this was pretty much stating only lend lease sell to the allies of the united states
USS Arizona plus 4 other battleships, 13 other warships, 200 aircraft,3400 men killed and much equipment lost.
Bombs and fires destroyed much of London.
I don't think the idea of freedom had much to do with the US entry into World War I or World War II. The US declared war on Germany in 1917 after the sinking of the Lusitania, where a number of US citizens died. The US entered World War II after the Japanese attack on the military bases at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, and the German and Italian governments declared war on the US the next day.
No - most of the SOUTH was