The previous response was opinion based, and also very uninformative since the bomb DID have major consequences and of course some advantages.
Consequences:-Long term effects of radiation from the bombs still continue to kill thousands.-Many innocent civilians wore the punishment of their rulers who decided not to surrender until after the bombs were dropped. The innocent civilians who died had no influence on the decision of their rulers.-It brought fear, fear of nuclear war.-Power usually causes corruption, and in this case - a whole lot of power was created (having the weapon = power, and now many countries have it).
I'm sure there are plenty of more consequences... but that's all I can think of right now.
Advantages:-It saved the lives of American soldiers (at the cost of innocent civilian lives, since most of the bombed cities, Hiroshima and Nagasaki, consisted of civilians).
-It ended the war quickly.
Obviously, the consequences outweigh the advantages.
I hope this helps! I'd add more if I had more time...
Note: I tried to present the facts rather than give a biased opinion, but I'm sure you can tell which side I'm on.
Not dropping it!
probably would have, but japan did NOT have the atomic bomb...........
dead people poisend land.
japan
The dropping of the Atomic bomb on Nagasaki
Not dropping it!
Harry s. truman approved the dropping of an atomic bomb on japan.
Most think he was not wrong about dropping the atomic bombs.
The atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in World War 2.
John Richard Hersey was an American journalist known for his narrative account of the aftermath of Hiroshima. Though he doesn't explicitly oppose the dropping of the bomb, he brings to light the stark, gruesome human consequences of this event.
President Truman.
It ended the war!
President Truman
President Truman.
See atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
See: Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Well, it was usually considered the official start.