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    Nuclear weapons were introduced to the Asian continent in 1945‚ by the United States. The United States succeeded in nuclear weapon development all thanks to the Manhattan Project team. Thus the United States developing its nuclear weaponry‚ the fears of the Soviet Union amplified and many other powers joined the nuclear arms race. President Truman at the time‚ approved the August 6‚ 1945 bombing of Hiroshima. Since the bombings of Nagasaki and Hiroshima took place‚ more Asian nations have gone

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    Albert Einstein once said‚ “I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought‚ but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones[‚]”(Brainyquote). Given that Albert Einstein worked on the Manhattan Project he knew what he was saying. Especially since he knew the destructive force of the weapon he helped create. Although it was not the first‚ the atomic bomb was a weapon that the world had never seen before. With the ability to wipe out an area in seconds and leave that said area in shambles

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    weapons‚ such as firearms and machine guns. Scientific breakthroughs in the 1930s brought significant changes in military technology‚ resulting in the creation of nuclear weapons. Prior to WWII‚ nuclear weapons were nonexistent. It was not until the Manhattan Project that the world of military technology saw a huge game-changer in WWII. In an attempt to counter Nazi German atomic bomb project‚ U.S. collaborated with Canada and U.K. and produced the first atomic bomb. Throughout history‚ only two atomic

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    Robert Oppenhimer

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    amount needed to sustain a chain reaction. The next year he assembled a group of some of the best theoretical physicists in the country to discuss the design of the actual bomb. General Wesley Groves‚ the army officer in charge of the Manhattan Project‚ named Oppenheimer the scientific director of the program‚ and together they decided on Los Alamos‚ New Mexico‚ as the site for the nuclear weapons laboratory. Groves Mackenzie2 said of Oppenheimer‚ "He’s a genius. A real

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    The A-Bomb‚ one of the most deadly bombs in history‚ was being researched by Hitler. He would have beaten America to it if it weren’t for Einstein’s letter to President Roosevelt. Although Einstein later regretted sending the letter‚ It prioritized the production of the bomb using a famous scientist’s reputation‚ increased interest in a bomb and started work on the bomb. If he had not sent the letter‚ America may have not built the bomb in time to stop Japan‚ possibly not at all. At the

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    The Amigo brothers

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    friendships? The two learned not to let the competition come between them. The story is set sometime in the 70’s. The boys grew up in the same tenement building on fifth street between avenue A and B on the lower east side of Brooklyn‚ a suburb of Manhattan. The boys run together along the East River Drive. The fight was held in Tompkins Square Park. There were large posters plastered all over the walls of local shops. The fight had created great interest in the neighborhood. The story begins when

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    Truman could make. On 12 April 1945‚ President Franklin D. Roosevelt died of cerebral hemorrhage. Harry S. Truman was the Vice President for FDR. Truman took the office and became the president of being Vice President for only eighty-two days. The Manhattan Project began in 1939 with FDR’s support‚ it was “so secret that FDR did not even inform his

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    Oppenheimer knew he and his fellow the other scientists involved in the program couldn’t proceed to go forth with Truman’s wishes. 210‚000 people were killed because of the lethal weapon created. Each and every one o of the scientist’s part of the Manhattan Project would not be able to handle more “blood on there hands”. In addition‚ after the trinity test why Oppenheimer intentions were right is because he and his team had already used their love for physics to create something deadly that caused

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    over the US traveled to Oak Ridge‚ Tennessee to work for Clinton Engineering Works on a secret project to help end the war. A city of 75‚000 was built from the ground up. Unknown to them they were enriching Uranium or Tubealloy as a part of the Manhattan project. This Tubealloy would be used to arm the Gadget or Atomic Bomb‚ used to bomb Hiroshima. Many of these young women had only a high school diploma and a strong work ethic. Kiernan describes how they worked as hard as the men while making this

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    The Use of the Atomic Bomb The Manhattan Project was a secretive project created by the government to get ahead in the push for a nuclear bomb. After its completion‚ the atomic bomb was secretly tested in the New Mexico desert. The bomb was a success and next came the hardest decision of Harry S. Truman’s life. He was president at the time and he had to decide whether or not the bomb should be dropped. He had to account for the civilian’s lives‚ but also had to think about the outcome of the war

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