Assuming you mean Atomic Bombs, it was because they didn't have any, and besides, how much punishment should be enough for the Japanese to see the writing ion the wall?
The fire bombing of Japan before the use of Atomic weapons had been far more devastating and wide-spread than the Atomic Bomb later were.
No, the Japanese military did not drop any bombs on the USA after the atomic bombs were used on Japan. The bombs and pending invasion by the Soviets and the Americans (and allies) motivated the Emperor Hirohito to surrender to the Allied Forces.
The U.S. sent sky raiders on a suprise attack to drop atomic bombs on Japan. This mission was known as the Dolittle mission. The soldiers were to drop bombs on any factories or war areas they could find
No. I don't think there is any connection.
Truman didnt want Stalin to get any peace, and was basically telling him to back off
no because they went to war with japan you welcome
It was an act of war. The Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor first, without any warning of hostility towards them.
for one, Japan signed a treaty not to have a standing military. they agreed to this so that America would not drop any more nukes on their civilians.
no
The bomb itself shook the earth but it did not cause more natural earth quakes.
The first atomic bombs were dropped during World War 2, initially as tests by the US government, then dropped at Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the only two nuclear devices used as an act of war by any nation. The first atomic bombs were tested on the ground at the Trinity site.
No, there is no mechanism to attach them to the aircraft.
There were a few disagreements since the bombs had been developed to drop on Germany. They were not built to be used on Japan. The American public however (not knowing about the atomic bombs) put up a huge protest to end the war. So the only way the Presidential Cabinet could see to end the war was to use the atomic bombs since the Japanese leaders were not about to surrender. It did work. The bombs motivated Emperor Hirohito to surrender despite the Japanese military desire to keep fighting.