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The outcome of the bombing of Nagasaki?
to bring an end of WW2, but also to make japan surrender
What is the bombing in Japan?
It was the measure to make Japan surrender in ww2.
What happened after Japan attacked US?
Actually, it was Japan that attacked the US first. We retaliated by entering into WW2. To end the war with Japan, the US dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. This caused Japan to surrender, marking the end of the war.
Was the surrender of japan because of a nuclear bomb?
in WW2 yes
Which country was the last to surrender to the allied powers in ww2?
Japan
Why did U.S. drop the atomic bombs on Japan?
The US wanted Japan to surrender and end WW2. Because the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbour, the US wanted revenge.
What the name of the Japanese emporer that announced Japan's surrender to end ww2?
The Japanese Emperor's name was Hirohito .
What was a consequence of japan's surprise attack on pearl harbor?
It brought about the entry of the US into WW2, and the defeat and surrender of Japan.
When did WW2 end in japan?
basicly after the nuclear attacks on hiroshima and nagasaki though it didnt really end until the surrender and the occupation in japan September 2nd, USS Missouri, Tokyo Bay is when & where the Japanes surrendered formally.
What was the name of the treaty treaty signed ending World War 2?
There were no treaties signed to end WW2. Germany and Japan signed instruments of unconditional SURRENDER.
How did the ww2 end in 1945?
World War II ended in 1945 with the unconditional surrender of Germany on May 8th and the surrender of Japan on August 15th. The surrender of Germany was signed in Reims, France, and the surrender of Japan took place on the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay. These surrenders marked the end of the war in Europe and the Pacific, respectively.
Why did Japan surrender and World War 2 ended?
WW2 ended when Japan surrendered because they were the last Axis power that continued to fight.
