Why the United States dropped the Atomic Bomb

It is controversial why America abandoned the atomic bomb. Since the first explosion in 1945, the whole world has been hearing the aftershocks of the explosion. The problem of nuclear weapons caused the Cold War. We also have an atomic bomb to thank us for fear of mutual guarantee of destruction (MAD) about relative peace at the present time. The impact of the atomic bomb may not be the exact influence the United States expects when Hiroshima and Nagasaki give up small boys and fat respectively (Grant, 1998).

On August 6, 1945, the United States dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima in Japan. This is a controversial military strategy in the United States. Is America reasonable to abandon the atomic bomb? America is concerned about the rise of communism and providing aid to all countries. America has fought with countries that are likely to spread communism. One of the countries is Japan. We have begun a brutal war against Japan and communism. War killed a lot of soldiers, Japan did not retreat. When things worsened, President Truman decided to use the atomic bomb. The decision to use the atomic bomb is a difficult decision and many people want to know if it is right ... more content

On August 9, 1945 the US abandoned the second atomic bomb deployed in the Nagasaki municipal war in Japan. Developed by the United States through the classified Manhattan plan, the atomic bomb will announce the arrival of the nuclear era. So far, the US remains the only country to use nuclear weapons, not for testing purposes. Coupled with the destruction of Hiroshima in the first three days and the atomic bomb, this incident encouraged the Japanese to surrender and end the World War II. The Japanese imperial government was shocked by the degree of destruction of society, agriculture, the economic system, the loss of serious life and the loss of its infrastructure. In Japan, there is no choice but to shake the white flag of surrender.

When Japanese emperor Hiroh refused to accept the surrender condition of the United States, the second atomic bomb "fat" overflowed in Nagasaki on August 9, 1945. Many people dislike the use of the atomic bomb as mass murder of civilians is considered as inhumane acts. The purpose of this survey is to investigate whether the US has reason to abandon the atomic bomb on Japan. In this survey we will briefly introduce the events of the United States during the Second World War and the relationship with Japan during the war before nuclear attack. This survey will also review the US decision to land bombs in cities. Content from various documents, stories of people from witnesses, and speech and diary from Truman will help clarify whether the decision to abandon the atomic bomb is reasonable.