Fdr Pearl Harbor Analysis

The origin of , “FDR provoked the Japanese attack on pearl Harbour.” is a primary source article whose author is unknown. This article was originally electronically published on May 22, of 2003. Franklin Delano Roosevelt stands for the “fdr” mentioned earlier. The purpose of this document is important since it gives the audience a chance to see a different angle of a cause of the attack on pearl harbour. This document is written in third person point of view telling us the audience about the straight facts on how FDR may be held responsible for causing the attack on pearl harbour. This point of view appears to be objective since it gives only facts and evidence. It may be argued to be impartial if someone were to say that calling out Europe

The value of the article is important since it demonstrates how useful it is by giving us information of fdr mad pursuit on provoking the Japanese in order to engage war in europe. I can trust this source not only since it is primary but once again because of all the different images it has. This lets the audience see all of the valuable information to compare it together. I can trust the origin since it was last updated on August, 28 of 2010. This shows us that new information must have been recently added or changed in order to modify it so it can result in it being more accurate. Another reason on why this source is dependable is that it is third person point of view. This restricts for any biased or prejudiced opinions coming from the author. Some unfortunate limitations are that since the author is unknown us, the audience may access any background information on he/she to see if they had published any additional information to that may be in use of in this essay. We also do not know about where this document was written but since it is a primary source it is applied that it would be written where the event