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Mike Baxter

23 May, 21:44

Why did the US decide to drop the atomic bomb on two Japanese cities instead of invading Japan?

Question 15 options:

America had no idea of the bomb's power

The invasion would kill many American soldiers

The invasion would kill many Japanese soldiers and civilians

both B and C

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