Kilgore College US Japan Bombing & Atomic Bomb Invention Effect Questions The textbook reading explains what a momentous decision it was for the U.S. government to use a nuclear bomb against Japan during World War II, thus initiating the “atomic age” and forever altering the course of human history. AFTER completing the textbook reading assignment as well as reading documents #1, 3d, 5, 73, and 76 at http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB162/index.htm, answer the discussion questions below. Once you reach the assigned website you’ll need to scroll toward the bottom of the page to locate the assigned documents. Also, your computer will need software that can read pdf files, so you may have to go to www.adobe.com to download the free Adobe Reader software. DISCUSSION QUESTIONS:(1) After completing the assigned textbook reading and reviewing documents #3d, #5, #73, and #76 from the assigned website, do you think President Truman made the right decision when he dropped the atomic bomb on Japan during World War II? Explain your answer citing specific examples from the assigned website documents.(2) After completing the assigned textbook reading and reviewing document #1 from the assigned website, answer the following question: In what ways did the invention of the atomic bomb—a nuclear weapon—forever change the world following World War II? Explain your answer citing specific examples from the assigned document.
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