Question

Why do you think that the U.S. military was just as concerned with the ability to judge the effects of the nuclear bombs on their targets as they were with the military objectives?

Answer 1

@Jumperman

Answer 2

When you are trying to end a war, you need to find a way to take down your enemy so that he has no choice but to forfeit. They had to think about that as their military objective, but they needed to think how to make the atomic bomb possible. Leon Szilard majorly affected how the atomic bomb was made. He was the one who came up with Fusion and fission, which was basically the combining and splitting of the atom.

Answer 3

What were some of the long-term effects of dropping nuclear bombs?

Answer 4

Radiation is probably the longest affect. Memories and radiation.

Answer 5

What do you think the world might be like today if the United States had not dropped the atomic bombs on Japan?

Answer 6

The War might have lasted longer. That's for sure. But who knows, the Cold War might not have happened when it did. Speculation doesn't help us achieve what might happen. It helps us see the potential possibilities if the people who were in power were smart, but history is history and the government officials made their decisions.

Answer 7

What groups were targeted by the Nazis and why?

Answer 8

Jews and anybody who had a disorder were targeted by Nazis. I explained this in your last question.

Answer 9

oh ok.. Why would many Holocaust survivors want to share their painful stories today?

Answer 10

Are these your own questions?

Answer 11

no

Answer 12

How are the Armenian, Ukrainian, and Chinese genocides similar and different from the Holocaust?

Answer 13

Well, a reason why Holocaust survivors would share there stories is for people to understand what was really going on. Many governments would be hiding what they did. So the truth comes out. Another reason is because maybe the survivors see things in current governments today that could potentially similar to what was in Germany and don't want to see that happen again.

Answer 14

The main reason is because the Holocaust got more attention then the others. That's the difference. The main similarity is that thy all targeted someone they thought was a lower class of people.

Answer 15

How can social media affect the start, duration, or scope of a modern genocide?

Answer 16

The anti gay rights, the anti gun rights. All that stuff, anyone who unites together to stand against certain things, especially in America, will be considered a threat. That just gives them the opinion that they should exterminate anyone who stands against them.

Answer 17

Border Patrol is another one.

Answer 18

What benefits did the United States see in providing aid in the form of the Marshall Plan?

Answer 19

Well the United States were trying to rebuild much of Europe, especially Germany. United States just became a superpower after World War II. The Depression finally ended for the Unites States, so the U.S. helped the European nations end the Depression in their countries.

Answer 20

After the conclusion of World War II, how did the Soviet Union attempt to challenge the "supremacy" of the United States?

Answer 21

The Soviet Union now had the key for creating atomic bombs. And since Germany and Britain were no longer a major world power, the USSR decided to threaten the U.S. with Nuclear bombs. The USSR had a similar approach that Hitler had. Take over the countries and put them under Communism. Many nations distressed over this, and USSR decided to challenge these nations, and one of them was the United States.

Answer 22

What circumstances worked to make the United Nations a stronger organization than the League of Nations?

Answer 23

Because it would include Germany and many other nations to be unified uner the United Nations.

Answer 24

under*

Answer 25

How did MANIA (militarism, alliances, nationalism, imperialism, and assassination) all contribute to World War I?

Answer 26

Are we talking about World War I now? Or World War II still?

Answer 27

I think WWI

Answer 28

Okay, tell me what you know about WWI.

Answer 29

Nothing..

Answer 30

Oh.

Answer 31

I am just being honest. I don't really know much about history..

Answer 32

Well, start with wikipedia.

Answer 33

What circumstances contributed to the division of the world into United States and Soviet aligned nations?

Answer 34

What exactly are we talking about Cold War?

Answer 35

Sorry my computer is messing up.. But yes its the roots of the cold war

Answer 36

Your computer didn't mess up it was just the OpenStudy.

Answer 37

Oh ok..

Answer 38

The Cold War wasn't based between U.S. and Soviet Countries, it was divided between Communist and Free World countries. The Iron Curtain was placed to divide the two sides.

Answer 39

What were the key developments in China during the 1940s-1960s? What were the causes and effects of these events?

Answer 40

Is there any specifics?

Answer 41

What do you mean

Answer 42

Any specific events your are talking about?

Answer 43

This question is from the section modern china..

Answer 44

Modern China. Okay, hold on a second.

Answer 45

alright