Harry Truman

All of the above

The U.S. Constitution gives the president the authority as commander-in-chief of the armed forces to deploy troops. Sometimes a Congressional resolution makes gives more validity to such a deployment.

The only President to allow the dropping of a nuclear device on humans.

yes

Because He didn't know how to become president at the time

North Korea wanted to unify itself with South Korea and create one Korea under a Communist government.

This is a common US regular issue stamp.

If you want to buy just one it will probably cost you from 10 to 25 cents at a stamp store for a used one--

Unused, about twice face.

If you want to order it by mail, you would have to pay postage and handling in addition.

Dealers get them as part of larger lots for almost nothing per stamp- say 65% face if mint and

1/5 cent if used.

It is the kind of stamp I use on letters if unused or give to kids if used.

He increased power of the presidency by setting a precedent that future presidents would follow of declaring war without formal congressional declaration of war. Truman based his Korean policy on the UN.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt preceded Truman as the President of the United States. Being Vice President, Truman first became President when Roosevelt died in office just a few weeks after his fourth inauguration, in his fourth month of office.

Tom Clark was Harry Truman's Attorney General until Truman appointed him to the Supreme Court (a decision Truman later regretted). J. Howard McGrath replaced Clark as the Attorney General.

There were several, including integrating the Armed Forces, refusing to use nuclear weapons, and stopping his military commander from carrying the war into China (and also firing his military commander)

His parents chose "S" as his "middle name" in an attempt to honor both of Harry's grandfathers, Anderson Shipp Truman and Solomon Young. The initial did not actually stand for anything, a common practice among the Scots-Irish.

Numerous, including th 4 October 1945 White House ceremony honoring Corporal Richard E. Bush, USMC and the 5 October ceremony honoring Hospital Apprentice First Class Robert Eugene Bush, USN.

No

It was not "instead of", he was doing both.

It is just that Japan surrendered in August 1945 after the second atomic bomb (of 23 planned atomic bombs before the end of 1945) instead of waiting for the invasion to begin in November 1945. It took time to set up the men, weapons, and supplies for the two planned invasions (November 1945 and spring 1946) while the atomic bombs were ready to use starting on August 6, 1945.

I was wondering the same thing but it seems to be a (creative) criticism of Harry Truman.

Truman had his ups and downs in popularity. He was re-elected to the surprise of many. He appealed to the common man and was not afraid to do what he thought was right. He has probably become more popular through the years.

His name was Harry S. Truman NOT Trubman and the economic plan was the Marshall Plan!

The fact that Truman won surprised most experts.

Roosevelt

The West German government advised Truman the Soviet Union was not a normal government and would not be treated as such.

WELL IT WAS THE SAME RULES BUT THE RACKETS WERE MUCH DIFFERENT: THEY WERE WOODEN, WHICH CHANGED THE GAME A LITTLE MORE LIKE WHAT IT IS NOW, BECAUSE NOW IT IS ALL POWER HIT MEANING YOU HAVE TO HIT HARD BUT BACK THEN IT WAS ALL PLACEMENT.

Not only have the frame materials changed, but, even more importantly, the allowable size of the racquet head is much greater now than it was only about 30 years ago: this has also added power and allowed greater range in string tension, which have both contributed to the modern "brush" stroke in tennis and more back court play.

Also, all Majors prior to 1968 were only open to amateur players - which, believe it or not, was where the Prestige lay - not in the 'professional' circuit. Because of this, the greater number of players did not turn professional.

So, back in 1920, nearly all players were amateur, the grass court tournaments held the most prestige, and tennis was mainly run by 'lawn tennis associations'. As tennis developed beyond the 1920's, the better grass court players soon learned that the better technique on grass was to be the serve and volley game.

"Listen to your wife"

Harry Truman is known for his decision to drop the first nuclear bombs on Japan to end World War two.