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What were Truman's choices regarding ending the war with japan?

bomb Japan or invade it


What were president Truman's choices regrading ending the was with Japan?

Bombing or invading japan


What were president trumans choices regarding ending war with japan?

Bombing or invading Japan


What president made the dicision to drop nuclear bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki ending World War 2?

Harry S. Truman


What were Truman's critiques about dropping the bomb?

Ending the war.


Who became the president after world war 2 was ending?

Harry Truman became President in April 1945 due to the death of Franklin Roosevelt. Germany was soon to surrender and the war in Asia ended a few months later.


What did President Truman ordered the desegregation of the?

The Japanese living in the US, were ordered to live at camps when the war began with Japan ending with 2 nuclear bombs.


Was president Truman really saving lives by ending World War 2 in the atomic bomb?

In fact he did. He stated that the bomb would bring the war to end sooner and a lot of lives will be saved.


Why did the bomb go off?

A little bit north from the center of the city.


Who became 33rd president on Roosevelt's death in 1945 and was elected president in 1948 authorized the use of atomic bombs against Japan?

Harry S. Truman became the 33rd president of the United States upon Franklin D. Roosevelt's death in April 1945. He authorized the use of atomic bombs against Japan in August 1945, which played a significant role in ending World War II. Truman was later elected president in his own right in 1948.


When did Truman signed the Peace Treaty with Japan oficially ending WW11?

1951


It wasn't until after President Truman that the Japanese surrendered?

The decisive conclusion of the Pacific War through Japanese unconditional surrender came at due to three factors. The first were Truman's decision to conduct nuclear strikes against Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The second were that Japan risked invasion of its homeland from both the Soviet Union and the United States (the planed but never executed Operation Downfall). The choices between being overrun by the Soviet Union, and ending further nuclear strikes, proved instrumental in the Japanese decision to surrender to the United States.