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The atomic bomb. What does that word mean? there are so many meanings to those two words "Atomic Bomb. "To the Americans it might mean shame or pride. To the Japanese it might symbolize sorrow, pain, and anger. To the other countries of the world it may inspire awe or horror. After reading this report you can form your own opinions of the words "Atomic Bomb."In 1939 WW2 began. The united states initially opposed the war and refused to get involved. The united states government believed that Hitler would not try to invade the US. The US government and citizens were committed to the belief that WW1 was the war to end all wars. Though on December 7th 1941 2 years after WW2 began, pearl harbor, a US military base in Hawaii was violently attacked with no warning or reason. The Japanese air force attacked a US military fleet equipped with 19 ships and 2,400 soldiers who were all killed in the attack. Therefore throwing us into the war, fast and furious. German scientists known for there ingenuity and skill had been discovering new ways to create great destructive power with fusion energy. These scientists did not want to work for Hitler, so many of them came to the US. The scientists shared their ideas with other Ameri
4. legal fees paid by the Department of Energy to fight lawsuits from citizens against nuclear testing. 97,000,000 So as you can see, Nuclear testing has effected both the environment, as well as a large amount of the governments time and money. (4) stopped and creates an atomic explosion. That is a simple explanation of how the Atomic bomb works. (3) 2. the US had 32,193 nuclear weapons in 1966 alone Nuclear weapons have played an essential roll in history. There are hundreds of connections that you can make when talking about the past, present, or even future. Though one connection which happened often with surface testing was the radiation exposure of cows and lambs.
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Approximate Pages = 10 (250 words per page double spaced)
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