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Its creation shows how certain people like the Americans took drastic measures in order to protect their soldiers. They had a choice to either invade Japan with their armies, with casualties estimated to be high, or simply drop a bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki and have no casualties at all. The atomic bomb helped ensure the Axis powers' defeat by kicking Japan out of the war and isolating Germany.
What else can I help you with?
Who was involved with the creation of the atomic bomb?
I suggest reading Richard Rhodes book: The Making of the Atomic Bomb.
Which president authorized the creation of the atomic bomb?
FDR
What group was responsible for the creation of the atomic bomb?
The United States
What was albert einstein's contribution to science?
Creation of the atomic bomb
Who was a help in the atomic bomb project?
well, the atomic bomb research was done by Robert oppenheimer. the original creation or idea was from albert Einstein
Was John von Neumann involved in the creation of the Atomic Bomb?
yes
What did sadako call the atomic bomb?
well,first off..he called the atomic bomb something important in history and important in real life.i dont really know what she called the atomic bomb..BUT she called cancer the atomic bomb disease..interesting huh?
What inventions and discoveries enabled the creation of the atomic bomb?
One was the discovery of Plutonium.
Who wrote the atomic bomb 30 years before its creation?
H.G Wells
What are two things New Mexico often is known for?
The creation of the Atomic Bomb. Southwest art.
What did the US hope to achieve with the Manhattan Project?
the creation of atomic weapon !
Did the atomic bomb change canadian society?
The creation of the atomic bomb changed both Canadian society and global society. With this development, the tension of world affairs was elevated because of the threat of atomic warfare. Canadians contributed to the creation of the bomb by providing supplies (plutonium and uranium) and conducting crucial research. For Canadian society, these developments raised both moral and political questions that centered on the handling of atomic bombs.
