Essays on Atomic Bombing Of Japan

Introduction There are 5 Drivers or incentives to why the 9 nuclear states want nuclear weapons, those drivers are Security, Prestige, Domestic Politics, Technology and Economics. International relation theorists have built models around each driver. Nation-States want nuclear weapons to defend their sovereignty, gain international prestige or an acknowledgement of national power, and in some cases simply because they have the technology and economy to do so. The remaining reasons why nation-states reach for nuclear weapon is domestic policy where…...

Prior to World War Two, scientists in Nazi Germany began organizing atomic investigation. American scientists, many of who were refugees, began getting worried about this. In 1940, America established its own atomic research. After many years of research, scientists began developing substances for nuclear fission, uranium-235, and plutonium. They sent these new substances to Los Alamos, New Mexico. J. Robert Oppenheimer was the leader of a team set to turn these materials into a bomb. The Interim Committee was a…...

The weapons of mass destruction, weapons that have the capacity to cause destruction and death on a huge scale. They are usually classified into four different categories radiological, nuclear, chemical and biological. With modern technology, we have reached a point where these weapons are so powerful and destructive that with the push of a button, they could destroy all our entire planet. These weapons existed since the 1930s and they are still in a developing process. The first atomic bombs…...

On the 6th of August, 1945, one of the world’s first two atomic bombs was dropped on Hiroshima. The bomb was given the nickname ‘Little Boy’, a 9000-pound uranium-235 gun-type bomb exploding with thirteen kilotons of force par to 15000 tonnes of TNT. During the time of the bombing, Hiroshima was home to approximately 280500 civilians and 45000 soldiers. The U.S Department of Energy has estimated approximately 250000 citizens were affected either directly or indirectly by the effects of the…...

Japan is one of the world's most visited countries. It has a wonderful history that dates back to thousands of years. With a rich culture and old traditions, tourists from all over the world visit Japan. Despite all the wars this country has been through, a good amount of history is still intact and preserved nicely. In addition to this, according to Touropia, Japan has a low crime rate making it an ideal place for tourists to visit. According to…...

In the history of the world there were many wars between the countries, the famous and biggest ones are World War One and two if world war three happens there will be no survival on earth because of nuclear power introduced during World War Two. Nuclear power can be used in both productive and disruptive ways. But humans used this energy in disruptive way only after nuclear weapons power plant for Electricity created, although it is a great source of…...

At the beginning of my research, when I started to build my paper I had the idea that it wasn’t necessary to drop the atomic bomb in Japan cities, I thought it was a cruel and an inhuman action, that United States should’ve looked for other alternatives in order to protect their American soldiers but also the Japanese civilians as well, but then as I read a couple of sources I get to the conclusion that it was necessary, that…...

In 1853, Western imperialism was at its height. It was spreading to several countries. British colonized India, the dutch colonized Indonesia, the United States colonized the philippines, and the french colonized vietnam. In 1929, the crash of the stock market brought a worldwide depression, known as the Great Depression. The depression caused instability in many countries. International commerce declined and tax revenues, profits, and personal income decreased. The great depression especially impacted countries that were in need of raw materials.…...