manhatten project
The Manhattan Project did more than allow the United States to knock Japan out of World War II: it allowed the United States to lead the way into the Nuclear Age. The United States needed a way to end the war quickly without losing many of its own lives, so the president ordered scientists and generals to work on the making of an atomic bomb. This was called the Manhattan Project. There was a sense of urgency because the Americans feared that the Germans were on the brink of making an atomic bomb themselves. If the Nazis made an atomic bomb before the Allies, Hitler might have been able to conquer all of Europe by forcing the countries to surrender. The work which was done in the Manhattan Project and the knowledge we have gained from the work are leading into a revolution in our sources of energy. President Harry Truman realized that Japan’s desperation caused its soldiers to fight with fanatical courage. They would not give in to the Americans. Propaganda caused the Japanese to think that the Americans were mean and would torture them if they were caught. People were so mislead and confused that they agreed to be kamikazes and kill themselves for the sake of winning the war. Japanes
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