Examples Of Truman's Decision Making

Power, Dominance and Destruction When you think of the President of the United States you think of a person that has power. A person that is confident and strong. However, have you ever thought about all the tough decisions the president of the United States has to make? As the president of our great nation they are expected to make the best decisions possible for our country. Since the beginning of time our presidents have made decisions that have changed America forever. For example, choosing to launch an atomic bomb that would take so many innocent lives. A decision that would go down in history as being the most controversial of them all. In 1945, our 33rd President Harry Truman had to decide whether to use a weapon of mass destruction to end World War II. The decision that President Truman made has been a sensitive topic for decades. The debate over whether launching the atomic bomb was necessary is an ongoing argument. President Truman knew that his decision would not only change the world but how other countries viewed America forever. Before President Truman made his decision to use the Atomic Bomb, he had to explore every option possible to end World War II. As the war
They knew that the decision they made was a tough one to make but they felt like it had to be done. President Truman and his administration decided to drop the weapons of in two different locations, killing over 166,000 Japanese people. As the death tolls rose and the emperor realized how many innocent people had lost their lives, he finally surrender to the United States ending World War II. As for the United States the surrender of the Japanese Empire ended the War, but it also showed the rest of the world that we were a powerful nation and we would not shy away from war, and we had the capabilities of destroying