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    Anubhav Kaur 3.26.2012 Period 6 Mr. Blaine AP History Qualifying Essay If the topic of World War 2 were to come up‚ I am sure you would jump straight to thinking about the dropping of the two atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Because President Truman made the decision to do that‚ many people began to despise him. But there is a lot that people do not know about what led to him making that horrific decision. In my opinion‚ President Truman’s decision to drop

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    modern invention have speed up peoples lives amazingly.motor cars cover s 100 miles in just few time.all this saves time but at a price.mobile phones also have their dangers‚ according to scientists too much use of mobile phones may transmit harmful radiation into our brains. Our behavior‚ also felt the impact of modern technology. people seem to be in a rush‚ and increasingly impatient. The obsession in saving time results in many people trying to imitate computers in an effort to handle tasks

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    Roosevelt should not have dropped the atomic bomb. First‚ he shouldn’t have dropped “Little Boy” in Nagasaki because “The explosion in Nagasaki immediately wiped out 90% of the city and it killed over 80‚000 people”. That is an incredibly large amount of population. If you think about it‚ that’s very sad and no one should suffer the attack from a nuclear bomb. Secondly the bomb was illegal to use (yes I said ILLEGAL). “On September 30th‚ 1938 the League Of Nations issued an unanimous resolution

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    Narrative 2-Complete in Present tense Good morning‚ my name is Hope. Today‚ I wake up at 7am. I shower and I brush my teeth. I brush my hair and put on make-up. Then‚ I go to school. After school‚ I babysit my two little brothers‚ William and Rodrigo. They play board games‚ checkers‚ or videogames. My mom gets home at 6pm. She cooks dinner and reads a magazine. My dad gets home at 8pm. We eat dinner at 8:30pm. My dad reads us a story. We go to bed at 10pm. After that‚ he watches TV

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    tables of WWII. The Manhattan Project‚ a plan all over the USA to research and build an atomic bomb. Ranging from 1941-1946‚ General Leslie R. Groves ran the project‚ as J. Robert Oppenheimer ran the research. “Manhattan Project” by Ctbto.org reports‚ “Project research took place at over 30 different sites across the United States‚ Canada and the United Kingdom.”(citation needed) With this‚ the race to the atomic bomb began. Two bombs were made during this‚ Little Boy and Fat Man. Little Boy was similar

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     This indicates that after decades of the atomic  bombing‚ the author can analyse the whole thing based on abundant research and  investigation conducted throughout the 67 years from a new and long­term point of view.    The source states quite objective analysis instead of  subjective or extreme opinions‚ it  mainly focuses on explaining the complexity of the situation at that time. The source analyzes  several general reasons why the USA dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki  including ending the war at the earliest possible moment

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    Taha Elghamudi Mr. Paleczny CHC 2DI-02 June 10‚ 2013 Atomic Bomb Essay Weapons of all kinds have been used by humanity in wars‚ sometimes to instigate‚ and sometimes to make the best of a bad situation. In the case of the atomic bomb there has been a great deal of opposition to it: that it is not necessary to end the war and there are better alternatives to it. In actuality‚ the atomic is necessary to end the war‚ and it is not as “evil” as a weapon in war‚ as many seem to think. It will make the

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    Everybody knows about the atomic bomb‚ but not everybody is aware of the story behind it. The atomic bomb is arguably one of the most iconic turning points in history. There are many takes on whether this invention was beneficial or unnecessary. At first‚ the bomb was built out of spite to beat the Germans; later on‚ it was used against Japan after Pearl Harbor. This complex weapon needs many people to participate in its creation. The reason the project started was to surpass the Germans in creating

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    that if your country didn’t drop the atomic bomb‚ then you would die? This is what many soldiers were thinking about on August 6th‚ 1945 when the American government decided to drop the atomic bomb on Hiroshima. By doing this they saved millions of American lives. When they did this Japan surrendered and it won us the war. Also‚ it demonstrated the power of America. America did the right thing by dropping the atomic bomb. One reason the dropping of the atomic bomb was the right thing to do because

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    Atomic Diplomacy’: At Potsdam the President had seemed in a conciliatory mood toward the interests of the Soviet Union‚ traditional Russian concerns like those for an ‘ice free’ port were treated with an earnestness they didn’t deserve‚ and when it came to any serious measures like the fixing of borders post war‚ the American President would note that such important matters should rightly be postponed until the meeting of the “full peace conference” expected to take place sometime in the fall

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