I believe the answer is “The concept is that Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor was not the decisive victory they’d hope for. It is developed by describing the lack of damage and the action taken by the U.S. after the attack.”
Hello, the article was not included and I could not get it online. But to help you answer this question, you need to know what a thesis is:
- A thesis is an arguable statement made by the author of a text, that will be proved by pieces of evidence in the latter part of the literary work.
A thesis statement, usually located at the introductory part of a text expresses the main point of argument that the author puts forward.
In the course of the discussion, the author will use pieces of evidence, examples, facts, and statistics to back up this claim.
So, to identify the thesis of this section, identify an arguable point made by the author of the text. Then, look for experiences, examples, or facts that he uses to support this point.
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The bombs go BOOM
When somewhere flowers start to bloom
No idea if that’s good
"interviewing" is the gerund because it is a verb used as the subject of a sentence
