The _ raid cast fear into the Japanese people because they believe their homeland was beyond reach of enemy attacks. It also bolstered American morale
Dolittle Raid

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The Dolittle Raid cast fear into the Japanese people because they believe their honeland was beyond the reach of enemy attacks. It also bolstered American morale. (Because the Americans were looking for some vicotry and upperhand because they were not used to fighting in these conditions, and the Japanese were very curuel and brutal when fighting, and would stop at nothing. And torture was another thing, and you did not want to get caught and tortured by the Japanese. )

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