The article discusses the dropping of Atomic bombs on Japan. In May of 1945, Nazi Germany surrendered to the Allies, but Imperial Japan had yet to be defeated. By July, a presidential commission in the U.S., organized by President Harry S. Truman recommended dropping an atomic bomb on ...
9. The effects of dropping the first atomic bomb ___. A. are not over B. may go on forever C. could last much longer D. will not be over in the near future 10. The writer says that enough atomic bombs have already been manufactured to ___. E. wipe out Japan F. last forever...
Asforapeacefulworld,IdisagreewiththeUStodropatomicbombsonJapan.NotonlydosetheatomicbombbringJapanmuchradiationwhichisharmfulintheirbodyandpollutestheair,butalsoitcanmisleadusawrongthoughtthatwhentheforcecan’tstopwar,maybewethinkdroppingatomicbombsisthebestway.Inaword,attheendofworldwarⅡ,theUSwhodroppedtwoatomic...
Despite familiar images of the dropping of the atomic bomb on Japan and the controversy over its fiftieth anniversary, the human impact of those horrific events often seems lost to view. In this uncommon memoir, Dr. James N. Yamazaki tells us in personal and moving terms of the human toll ...
Dropping the atomic bomb on the two Japanese cities might seem like it was the wrong thing to do but dropping the bomb is what helped us win the war. How? The dropping of the bomb convinced the Japanese to surrender to us. “ It was Japan’s leaders who brought us into the war with...
The Japanese government continued to reject calls for surrender. The city of Nagasaki was attacked with another atomic bomb on August 9, 1945. Whether or not the dropping of the second atomic bomb was necessary has long been debated.
It is over 40 years since first atomic bomb was dropped on a major city in Japan. Yet even now its effects are showing themselves and may continue to do so for years to come. Much effort and human energy have been used to try to prevent such a terrifying thing from happening again. ...
DROPPING OF ATOMIC BOMBSPresident Truman faced a hugely difficult decision when he had to make the choice of whether or not to drop two atomic bombs over Japan. After much thought and consideration on his part, he came to the conclusion that the bombs would be dropped. Hiroshima and Nagasaki...
Why did America drop the Atomic bomb? ... President Truman wanted to show the USSR who was powerful and he did so by the dropping of the Atomic bomb. Natural instincts for the American would be revenge against Japan, to pay back for the attack on Pearl Harbour. 2,000 people were kille...
Nagasaki, Japan, 1945, after the atomic bombRuins in Nagasaki, Japan, September 16, 1945, one month after the dropping of an atomic bomb on the city. 3 of 3 The impact and aftermath of Nagasaki's bombingHear Encyclopædia Britannica editor Michael Ray talk about the atomic bombing of Na...