Why did the Allies Drop the Atomic Bomb in Japan? The war was nearly end, there was no need to drop the atomic bombs. A bomb could have been enough, but they dropped two.
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<Tab/>The Allies had chosen a big and crucial step in Asia- Pacific, in relation to the war. The Allies had stopped the Japanese Emperor from expanding its emperor by dropping two atomic bombs. However, this decision had two edges. In relation to the war, the Allies were successfully end the war, which could had been extended into post- war condition, full of hostility and confrontation. In the other hand, there …
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…use." Obviously the atomic bombs were misused by the US. <Tab/>The effect of the development of the atomic bombs still exists until this moment, with the rise of the arms race between US and Uni Soviet. Generally speaking, the dropping of the atomic bombs cannot be called as the reflection of the virtues of the Allies, but it also cannot be said as a success way to end the war.
…use." Obviously the atomic bombs were misused by the US. <Tab/>The effect of the development of the atomic bombs still exists until this moment, with the rise of the arms race between US and Uni Soviet. Generally speaking, the dropping of the atomic bombs cannot be called as the reflection of the virtues of the Allies, but it also cannot be said as a success way to end the war.
