What was

an argument used in favor of dropping atomic bombs on Japad?

A It would prevent high casualties of civilians in Japanese cities.

B. it would prove to Great Britain that the United States was

superpower

C it would convince Germany is has to surrender

D it would present high casualties that would be caused by an

imcasion of mainland Japan

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Nayeli

11 February, 14:05

What was

an argument used in favor of dropping atomic bombs on Japad?

A It would prevent high casualties of civilians in Japanese cities.

B. it would prove to Great Britain that the United States was

superpower

C it would convince Germany is has to surrender

D it would present high casualties that would be caused by an

imcasion of mainland Japan

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Trevon Kirby · Answer 1

The initial approved casualties forecast of U. S troops done by the Joint War Plans Committee ranged from 130,000 to 200,000, but latter after the Japanese reinforcement efforts the numbers increased to 1,7 million to 4 million; this led to a change in the strategy since the numbers now represent too great of a loss for the U. S army.