The use of two atomic bombs on Japan in 1945 is popularly supposed to have ended the war, by convincing the Japanese that further resistance was futile. However, the bomb had dreadful and not perhaps unexpected effects on the Japanese people, many of whom were innocent victims.This article attempts to answer two questions; a) was the use of the atomic bomb justified and b) what would have happened if the bomb had not been used.In May 1945, when Germany surrendered, Japan was on the ropes.he use of the atomic bombs was precipitated by a desire to end the war in the Pacific by any means before Russia's participation. I'm sure if President Roosevelt had still been there, none of that would have been possible. (Albert Einstein).
Northern cardinals are found throughout eastern and central North America from southern Canada into parts of Mexico and Central America. These birds live as far north as Maine or Nova Scotia, Canada down south through Florida and the Gulf Coast. They range as far west as South Dakota, Nebraska and Texas. They have also been introduced to California, Hawaii and Bermuda. Northern cardinals do not migrate so they live in the same place year-round. (Halkin and Linville, 1999; Sibley, 2000)
Fireflies, which are in fact beetles, live in warm places and temperate regions. They like moist areas and typically live in damp Asian and American regions. They are also found in dry environments, although they prefer to live near wet spots that retain humidity. Continue Reading.