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    Thesis: The creation and use of nuclear weapons were an unnecessary‚ unsafe‚ and an unethical addition to the war industries already expansive arsenal. I. Nuclear weapons have a short‚ but expansive history. a) People who made the first discoveries about fission paved the way for nuclear weapons science. b) The Manhattan Project was the beginning of the nuclear age. II. Nuclear weapons are unnecessary. a) Nuclear weapons‚ and the states that possess them‚ cause tension and paranoia amongst their

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    Duck and Cover Americans were flooded with messages about the dangers of atomic weapons and attack from foreign powers through pamphlets‚ household objects‚ media and film. (http://atyourlibrary.org). Living under the threat of nuclear war would have been a stressful event in my life. Nuclear war can happen at any given point without warning. It’s like I should be ready and prepared to die if necessary from an attack. I would constantly be looking over my shoulders and worrying

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    Nuclear Radiation There are many ways that the movie The Day the Earth Stood Still and the short story "There Will Come Soft Rains" are similar. "There Will Come Soft Rains" by Ray Bradbury is a science fiction story that deals with nuclear radiation and what the future world would be like if there was an atomic bomb. This short story is a good example of what could happen in the future. The Day the Earth Stood Still is a movie that also has the same genre‚ that it is science fiction. It helps

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    The Nuclear Deterrent

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    Gr7  Science:  Applications  of  the  Atom     Can  The  Demonstrated  Vast  Destructive  Power  of  Nuclear  Bombs  Continue  To  Act   As  A  Deterrent  To  World  War  III?       In  early  August  1945  an  American  B-­‐29  bomber‚  along  with  two  other  planes‚   dropped  Little  Boy  onto  the  Japanese  City  of  Hiroshima.  Then

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    The term Weapons of Mass Destruction has two indications. In its broader‚ literal sense‚ it is used to refer to weapons whose destructive power far surpasses that of guns or conventional explosives. However‚ the term is more often used in a narrower sense‚ to refer specifically to nuclear‚ biological‚ and chemical weapons. Since the September 11‚ 2001‚ terrorist attacks‚ which raised awareness of America’s vulnerability‚ the United States has greatly intensified its efforts to stop the spread of

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    Nuclear is a wonderful word if used in the legitimate way; in 2012 10% of the world’s energy came from nuclear power plants‚ but if used in the most unpleasant way possible a god-awful situation can occur. In “Grace Period” by Will Baker a nuclear bomb is detonated in a suburban area in the United States of America. The article used to support this story is “Nuclear Weapons Effects” by John Pike. The man has had the fortuitous of being part a nuclear attack and he can expect nothing but death. The

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    organizations‚ weapons‚ and technological advances were produced. The three that had the maximum impact on the war were the invention of the radar‚ aircraft‚ and the atomic bomb because of their effective uses. T he radar was used to determine where a distant object was‚ how big it was‚ what shape it had‚ how fast it was moving and in which direction it was going. When Germany sent 2‚000 planes every night for two solid months to try to gain control of the skies by destroying Britain’s nuclear air force

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    Iran's Nuclear Program

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    Rather than use militarization or be tough on iran which would encourage a hostile relationship‚ the U.S. should approach Iran’s nuclear ambitions by talking to Iranian leaders and persuade them that developing nuclear weapons would not be the best thing for iran’s national interests. Rather than leading to stabilization and the mad situation‚ it would probably lead to political coercion which would tempt other neighboring Arab countries to proliferate as well and would highlight rivalries‚ particularly

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    The United States should not keep their nuclear weapons in Turkey because nuclear weapons are harmful to the environment. A mass amount of research has been done‚ and scientists themselves have stated that nuclear weapons pose the single biggest threat to Earth’s environment. Nuclear weapons should be controlled because if a small-scale war were to arise‚ this small war would still devastate the world’s ecosystems and climate. The corruption that could occur due to a small-scale war can cause damage

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    How important were nuclear weapons in determining the development of the Cold War in the years 1949-63? On August 29th‚ 1949‚ the Soviet Union detonated its first atomic bomb‚ at the Semipalatinsk Test Site in Kazakhstan. This event ended America’s monopoly of atomic weaponry and a new era began in which the Arms Race was central. On one side the Arms Race worsened US-USSR relations by encouraging brinkmanship from both sides‚ which could have potentially resulted in the most devastating war

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