Question

Why was the Manhattan Project kept top secret? (5 points)
The United States did not want Great Britain or France to know that it had nuclear technology.
No one was sure if the atom bomb would actually ever work and they didn't want negative feedback.
The Allies were afraid that the technology would be stolen by spies belonging to Germany or Japan.
The United States was developing the technology illegally and with stolen technology and materials.

Answer 1

@ParthKohli or @hartnn can u help me

Answer 2

@kelliegirl33 said C for this one a while ago but @KeganMoore

pretty positive it was B...nobody actually knew if it would work or not because it had never been done before

he got the medal

Answer 3

I can't help you because it'd be plagiarism.

Answer 4

I think its for what he put with the answer though your choice

Answer 5

it is C

Answer 6

positive

Answer 7

I still say it is C :)

Answer 8

& I agree hehe

Answer 9

The atomic bomb was tested before the actual bombings that occurred in Japan. It was called " the gadget " and was set off in Los Alamos , New Mexico on July 16, 1945. It was such a big explosion that even people that lived 120 miles away could see the " big flash ".Even the " father of the atomic bomb ", ecstatic about the success of the project, quoted , " I have become death ."
So you see, they were pretty positive that it would work. Therefore, B is not your answer.

Answer 10

oops..." the father of the atomic bomb " is J. Robert Oppenheimer.

Answer 11

c

Answer 12

C

Answer 13

guys its C

Answer 14

THE CORRECT ANSWER IS INDEED C

The Allies were afraid that the technology would be stolen by spies belonging to Germany or Japan.