Question

The quote below was taken from a speech given on August 29, 1945, to engineers on the Manhattan Project by the military commander in charge of the project:

"The only thing that we have to think about is that the war is over and that a great many of [sic] Americans are going to be safe and in good hands who wouldn't have been if it hadn't been for the Manhattan District "
--General Leslie Grove

Why would Grove have told the engineers "the only thing we have to think about is that the war is over"?

Answer 1

Why would Grove have told the engineers "the only thing we have to think about is that the war is over"?

The decision to use atomic weapons was opposed by some who felt it was immoral.
The decision to use atomic weapons was not supported by most Americans
The decision to use atomic weapons prolonged the war against Japan.
The decision to used atomic weapons allowed German scientists to develop similar weapons.




@Surana and @sarimari

Answer 2

Your answer lies in a or b

Answer 3

Seek the one that is the first.

Answer 4

The text below was written after World War II:

The wrongs which we seek to condemn and punish have been so calculated, so malignant and so devastating, that civilization cannot tolerate their being ignored because it cannot survive their being repeated... . It is hard now to perceive in these miserable men as captives the power by which as Nazi leaders they once dominated much of the world and terrified most of it. Merely as individuals, their fate is of little consequence to the world.

The excerpt above is taken from which of the following?

Atlantic Charter
Yalta Conference
Nuremberg Trials
Potsdam Conference

Answer 5

@Surana and @sarimari

Answer 6

I am fairly certain that the one you seek is the one with the word trials in it.

Answer 7

Nuremberg Trials.

Answer 8

the aswer for the first one is B and the 2 one is wat gen said

Answer 9

._.

Answer 10

and may i get a medal pleas i beg u

Answer 11

Thank you guys soooo much. and there is more to come :)

Answer 12

Yes i will give you a medal. And can i have more help @sarimari

Answer 13

no proble

Answer 14

what about me :{

Answer 15

jk

Answer 16

pleas medal

Answer 17

So...do I get anything? Not that I'm prying, of course.

Answer 18

ther

Answer 19

For your efforts in helping out, I gave you one.

Answer 20

i gave ua medal remember

Answer 21

@Surana i will give you one and @GenTorr

Answer 22

what's the question

Answer 23

so weres the q

Answer 24

i dont know how to give them but if someone tells me i will give them theres

Answer 25

give what

Answer 26

Why did the Soviet Union begin the Berlin Blockade?

to pressure the Allies to withdraw from West Berlin
to place Soviet missiles within range of targets in Western Europe
to prevent the United States from distributing Marshall Plan funds
to stop the United States from aiding anti-communist rebels in Germany

Answer 27

MEDALS

Answer 28

you dont have to give me one dont need it

Answer 29

as soon as im done wit this and i turn it in everyon will get the medal when i found out hw to give them

Answer 30

The one you seek is the first.

Answer 31

I was just joking regarding the medals. As long as I help someone I'm fine with whatever happens. That "The Immortal One" title does seem pretty nice to have though...

Answer 32

Passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was influenced by which of these events?

the Freedom Summer
the March on Washington
the Montgomery Bus Boycott
the Selma Voting Rights Campaign

Answer 33

It was to remove the allies from Berlin. Berlin as you should know was located within the heart of Soviet controlled territory, what would later be East Germany. A part of the post-war settlement was to divide up Berlin between the allies despite the fact that it was in the Soviet ZOC.

Answer 34

that was for the last one

Answer 35

HE is correct and yall help with the rs i gtg take a shower be back in 1 hour