If Japan Never Attacked Pearl Harbor #Japan #PearlHarbor #AlternateHistory #WWII #HistoricalScenario

If Japan had never attacked Pearl Harbor, the course of World War II and global history could have been significantly different. Without this event, the United States might have delayed or altered its entry into the war. The attack on Pearl Harbor was a pivotal moment that galvanized American public opinion and led to a declaration of war against Japan, subsequently aligning the U.S. with the Allies.

Without the attack, the U.S. might have remained more isolationist for a longer period, potentially changing the dynamics and length of the war. The European Theater might have seen a different level of American involvement, or it might have come at a later time. This could have allowed Germany and Italy more time to solidify their positions or achieve further victories.

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