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Why was their so much fear in cold war?
Because the USSR had nuclear bombs that they were threatening to use on the Americans.
What was an effect of dropping bombs on japan?
Lots of people died. Japan surrendered to the Allied forces shortly thereafter. The world entered the nuclear age, and the fear of nuclear war became widespread. And many other things.
Why do you think bohr was concerned with the future implications of his work on atomic bombs?
A nuclear arms race combined with fear and suspicion could lead to a disastrous nuclear war.
What caused the U.S. to make nuclear bombs?
The U.S. began work on making nuclear bombs (atomic bombs) in WW2 out of fear that Nazi Germany might be working on them and use them to win the war, we needed to 1) determine if they could be made and 2) if they could try to make them before Nazi Germany did. After WW2 the U.S. continued making them and began work on hydrogen bombs out of fear that the USSR might attack the U.S. and/or western Europe.
Do they sell nuclear bombs?
Officially no, nobody sells them. You would have to make your own. But even the needed fissile material is not sold! However, that said there might be a secret black market selling either the material or finished bombs. That is part of the fear of North Korea (already known to have tested bombs) or Iran developing nuclear bombs, that they would sell them.
What was a major fear that people in postwar America had about the use of nuclear weapons?
The Hydrogen bomb was a major fear that people in postwar America had about the use of nuclear weapons.
Why the return of fear after the end of World War 2?
fear returned because in the war everyone had to be brave because the fear of being killed or bombs falling and after the war there was no bombs or war goin on so people were free to be scared.
What was another danger that made people fear the use of hydrogen bombs?
Radioactive fallout
What were the long term result in America after the atomic bomb?
The long term result of the use of the Atomic bomb by the US in WW2, has been building new and larger nuclear weapons/bombs. Despite the advances in nuclear activity, it can clearly be seen that the "fear" of using the mass destruction of nuclear weapons has been that no more nuclear or atomic bombs have ever been used again.
What was the greatest fear regarding Soviet American relations?
An end result of nuclear war.
Why did the nuclear bombs go off in fallout?
Fallout is any debris picked up by a blast or strong updraft when it returns to earth, it is not unique to nuclear bombs or even explosions, even large fires generate fallout it just isn't radioactive.
Why did the Japanese people refuse to surrender before the atomic bombs were dropped on their country?
Fear of loss of face.
