What was a positive effect of dropping atomic bombs on japan?

Answer 1

It ended the war quickly, preventing months or even years of capturing the islands one by one. The total number of lives lost if the war continued would probably have been higher than the number of people killed by the atomic bombs.

Answer 2

The impact of the bombs was an explosive force from their detonation. Impact means "crash into," or as a noun, "the crashing into." Its use as a synonym for "affect" is not suitable for formal writing and is shunned by the best speakers in conversation as well.

The immediate affect of The United States' dropping atomic bombs on Japan was the death of thousands of innocent civilians, men women and children. The claim that it was necessary in order to hasten the Japanese surrender and thereby save the lives of allied soldiers is disingenuous. Another important long-term affect was to make Americans the only people who ever used a nuclear bomb, which impaired our standing in the world and our pride at home.