In August of 1945 the atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima (August 6) and Nagasaki(August 9), The Soviet Union declared war on Japan(August 8), and Japan agreed to surrender unconditionally(August 14). 9. Possitive ~ needed to get rid of Japans 2nd Army Headquarters ~ Needed to shorten the agony of the war, and it may have saved millions of lives that would have been lost of the war did not end ~ Revenge of Pearl Harbour ~ Japanese was a strong opponent and an invasion would have cost American millions of young lives Negative ~ mostly women and children civilians killed ~ bombs were aid to be just experiments(Morally wrong) ~radiations effects lasted many generations ~ arguments that Truman and advisors already knew that japan had been defeated 10...
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Jews ~Invasion of Poland, the last straw ~Discontent regarding the treaty of Versailles ~Economic depression caused by US stock market crash ~Alliances into three power blocks Communist~ USSR Democracies~ France Britain USA Fascists~ Italy Germany Japan 12. ~Blitzkrieg A massive attack, Blitzkrieg meaning lightning war...
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