"Tora Tora Tora" was the Japanese code used to indicate maximum success in their attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, on December 7, 1941. The word "tora" means tiger, and it is an abbreviation of a longer Japanese phrase that can also be interpreted as "lightning attack". The Japanese attack on Hawaii was unexpected at 7:55 am, early on a Sunday morning. This caught the Americans stationed there completely off guard, and the attack was a success. The attack on Pearl Harbor led the United States to join the war against the Axis powers in World War II.
Answer:
From primary and secondary sources.
Explanation:
Researchers depend on whatever information has been left behind by the event. Archaeologists check the information for accuracy using secondary data sources.
Original sources are all first accounts of history recorded by a living individual on the basis of an occurrence. Secondary data sources are recorded descriptions of historically based upon primary evidence.
