The Attack on Pearl Harbor from the Perspective of Franklin D. Roosevelt In this research project, I will examine the “attack on Pearl Harbor from President F.D. Roosevelt’s point of view.” Many historians have studied the attack on Pearl Harbor as a historical and a landmark event on America’s foreign policy. Historically, the United States maintained isolationism policy on international affairs despite its slight involvement that ended the First World War. Although other superior nations, including the United Kingdom, Germany, France and Italy involved in the Second World War, the United States remained isolated until the attack of the Pearl Harbor by the Japanese. Notably, Japan was also a crucial player in WWII as an ally of Italy and the