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    The Manhattan project had both positive and negative effects. The significance of the Manhattan Project was to WWII by using weapons of mass destruction and forced Japan to surrender. President Harry S. Truman made a decision On August 6, 1945, to drop a bomb over the Japanese city of Hiroshima he wanted to end the war quickly which was good but at what cost. all the scientist that contributed to the formation of nuclear weapons were motivated by the threat of the Nazis making an atomic weapon,…

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    Since the war of 2070 the world has been a nuclear wasteland with 80% of the world population either dead, mutated, or ghouled. 5% of the world population became raiders with the other 15% surviving as a trader, settler, or explorer. Settlements have great stories but this settlements story is a story that changed east coasts of the wastelands. STORY 200 years after the war, in the caverns of what used to be the Sequoia Forest a settlement is thriving. The town is hovering by being supported on…

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    Based on the advertisements, I would vote for Eisenhower because he was able to portray himself as a likeable man that listens to the country. Also the way the ads portrays his veteran background well and enforces the reason he should be the president. Backfire advertisement’s purpose is to self-incriminate the candidate by using their own words or image against them. The “Merely another Weapon” ad used against Barry Goldwater in 1964 uses this type of advertising. The ad starts off with an…

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    In the hot summer sun, it has stopped one bird of the pigeon on top of the monument of the Peace Memorial Park. Negative legacy, the Atomic Bomb Dome are exist to the other side. Among that watched the line of sight of the dove, we went the ceremony with great condolences to survivors. Yesterday, today, and walking down the city of Hiroshima, did not I feel that hear the voice of survivors who are sleeping on their own feet. I visited Hiroshima, it is now the second time. Read the "Barefoot Gen"…

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    Godzilla Research Paper

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    Very Raw Godzilla’s Origin “What did Godzilla say when he saw a rush-hour train full of passengers? “Chew-Chew”” (Dahl and Jeralds-8). Godzilla, an idea of that begins as symbolism for humanities atrocities and mass destructions has developed into an infamous representation for global issues as well as an immortal icon for many film industries. To begin with, Godzilla is a fictional gigantic dinosaur-like monster known as a Kaiju (meaning strange beast in Japanese’s genre) and its origin derived…

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    The three mile island mishap for 1979 might have been the Most exceedingly bad atomic force plant catastrophe in the united states. It happened at once At atomic force safety might have been being referred to and At those notice of the expression atomic brought around musings for war. Also, it brought those defeat for atomic force as An heading adrift force asset. The hugeness it needed ahead networking historical backdrop might have been it demonstrated kin how near home the peril might have…

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    World War II lasted six years and a day, starting on September 1st, 1939 and ending on September 2nd, 1945. Towards the end of the war, the United States dropped an atomic bomb on two cities in Japan. The bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were necessary in winning World War II. These bombing prevented further bloodshed since the Japanese would not have surrendered otherwise. Another reason these bombings were necessary was because it quickly ended World War II. Because of these situations,…

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    Technology Summative Assessment Albert Einstein once said, “It has become appallingly obvious that our technology has exceeded our humanity.” In the 1950s, the people felt fear because the Soviet Union and the Americans had nuclear bombs, which could lead to war. Ray Bradbury writes science fiction texts because he writes about his prediction of the future based on his experiences of the past. In the story,” There Will Come Soft Rains,” by Ray Bradbury, a technologically advanced house…

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    Our group did the conspiracy that the elite will go to the Ozarks to survive a nuclear fallout, or some other natural disaster. We concluded that it is possible that it will be the new White House. This is a very interesting conspiracy that indeed does hold some ground. It is not by any means far out there that this is not a 1 family home. It is the 6th largest residential home in the world. The owner of the home said that he wanted to test out his new materials, however, it is likely that this…

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    North Korea is no stranger when it comes to nuclear suspicion. This is evident in their history of behavior and lack of disclosure in regards to their use of nuclear activity. On December 31st 1992 both North Korea and South Korea merged to create an agreement banning nuclear weapons. According to the text, both parties were allowed permission to inspect “objects on the other’s territory”. However, the conflict with the agreement was there was not a set procedure explaining how these…

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