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How did the Japanese lose at World War 2?
Two atomic bombs from the U.S.Airforce
What was the point of the first atomic bomb during hiroshima?
it was either kill a few thousand with an atomic bomb, or invade japan and lose millions of japanese and americans. Saves lives in the long run.
What did the Americans and Japanese lose after the pearl harbor battle?
the Japanese didn't lose very much because they attacked with surprise and the us was unsuspecting so they lost a lot
Why did millions lose their lives over lines that hardly moved at all?
From my understanding, primarily disease because of the horrible positions and locations soldiers were placed in as well as the possibilities of bombings.
When did Britain lose Singapore to the Japanese?
Britain lose Singapore to Japanese a long time ago
Why did the emperor's of Japanese lose power?
It ran out of resources to continue the fight. oh, and, the atom bomb.
When metals become ions what happens to their atomic radius?
Metals generally become cations and thus lose electrons and their atomic radius shrinks. This is because the metals will lose a shell of electrons and the nucleus' pull on the electrons will become more concentrated, pulling them closer.
Did America using the A-bomb cause Germans to lose morale?
No, not the Germans. The Germans were already defeated (May 1945) when the US dropped the first Atomic Bomb on Japan in August 1945. The Japanese moral was affected by the two Atomic Bombs used against them. This caused them to surrender.
What ware the likely of Impact of dropping an atomic bomb on a Japanese city?
Hiroshima is a city in which metal things were made. The US were giving steel to the japanese, but the Japanese were supplying guns to the Nazi which the US were fighting. So the impact would be that Japan would not be able to produce much steel and Hitler would lose the war.
Why was saipan so important to the marianas?
Saipan was important to the JAPANESE PEOPLE AND MILITARY and the islands of the Marianas because it was a central communication installation for the Japanese to reach Japan. If they lost Saipan they would lose this capability and conducting war without adequate communication could mean the Japanese would lose the war.
When did the Japanese lose?
In 1945 when asked to surrender
How did china lose manchuria to the Japanese?
China was in a civil war and the military could not defend against the Japanese army.
