Harry Truman's Role in World War II and the Atomic Bomb
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What was Harry Truman's role in World War II?

  • He was a strong advocate for the Axis powers
  • He was a neutral party in the war
  • He played a crucial role in the defeat of the Allied powers
  • He was a strong advocate for the Allied powers (correct)

    • What did Truman authorize in 1945?

  • The use of chemical weapons against Japan
  • The use of atomic bombs against Japan (correct)
  • The use of conventional bombs against Japan
  • The use of atomic bombs against Germany

    • Why did Truman believe the use of atomic bombs was necessary?

  • To show off America's military power
  • To bring a swift end to the war and save American lives (correct)
  • To punish Japan for their role in the war
  • To test the effectiveness of atomic bombs in warfare

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    Learn about Harry Truman's involvement in World War II, his authorization of a major event in 1945, and his reasons for believing in the necessity of using atomic bombs.

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