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Identify Cause and Effect: Japan's leaders wanted the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor to cripple the U.S. Navy's Pacific Fleet and keep it from interfering with Japan's advance in the Pacific. Did the attack succeed in this goal? Support your answer with evidence from this interactivity and your reading.
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