Which was a long-term effect of the U. S. decision to drop atomic bombs over Japan?

The acceptance of the Three Non-Nuclear Principles

Death from falling debris

Japanese citizens experiencing flash burns to the skin

Black rain coming from the sky

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Makai Durham

22 August, 15:50

Which was a long-term effect of the U. S. decision to drop atomic bombs over Japan?

The acceptance of the Three Non-Nuclear Principles

Death from falling debris

Japanese citizens experiencing flash burns to the skin

Black rain coming from the sky

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Parker Barnes · Answer 1

The acceptance of the Three Non-Nuclear Principle: A

Natalee Tyler · Answer 2

The long-term effect after the U. S. decision of dropping the two atomic bombs can be definitely considered the acceptance of the Three Non-Nuclear Principles. It was a decision taken by Japan and it does not allow possessing, manufacturing or introducing any nuclear weapons in such territory. Such three principles were not be formally adopted until 1971.

Which was a long-term effect of the U. S. decision to drop atomic bombs over Japan?The acceptance of the Three Non-Nuclear PrinciplesDeath from falling debrisJapanese citizens experiencing flash burns to the skinBlack rain coming from the sky

Which was a long-term effect of the U. S. decision to drop atomic bombs over Japan?

The acceptance of the Three Non-Nuclear Principles

Death from falling debris

Japanese citizens experiencing flash burns to the skin

Black rain coming from the sky