Pearl Harbor Chains

Students read a short summary about the events leading up to and following the attack on Pearl Harbor. They then write three cause-and-effect chains based on the passage, using complete sentences to explain how one event led to another. This strengthens comprehension of historical relationships, reinforces the concept of cause and effect, and deepens understanding of why Pearl Harbor was a turning point in world history.

Curriculum Matched Skills

English Language Arts – Identifying Cause and Effect

Social Studies – World War II Causes and Consequences

Critical Thinking – Linking Events Logically

Writing – Constructing Clear Explanatory Sentences

This worksheet is part of our Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day Worksheets collection.