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• What battle eliminated the Japanese navy?• What decision did President Truman make to
force the surrender of Japan?

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The Battle of the Philippine Sea is the Battle that eliminate the Japanese navy

President Truman decided to drop two nuclear called the little boy and the fat boy to make the Japanese force surrender

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Why did Truman decide to use the atomic bomb to end the war? A. to test the effects of an atomic bomb on a city B. to quickly end the war without an invasion C. to keep the Russians from entering the war D. to show the world a new superweapon

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The correct answer is B) to quickly end the war without an invasion.

Harry S. Truman decided to use the atomic bomb to quickly end the war without an invasion.

The Manhattan Project was the investigation that developed was is known as the first atomic bomb. President Harry S. Truman made the difficult decision to use the bomb to attack Japan and to quickly end the war without an invasion. The first atomic bomb was launched over Hiroshima, Japan on August 6, 1945. The second bomb exploded over Nagasaki on August 9, 1945. This accomplished the mission, the Japanese surrendered.
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Which of the following statements BEST describes the road to ratification of the Constitution? A. It was quickly ratified by the majority of states required, but the Anti-Federalists caused lengthy debate in the remaining crucial states for months. Although eventually ratified, it was not unanimous. B. It was quickly ratified by several states, was hotly debated in others prior to ratification, reached the required number of states for ratification in June 1788, and was eventually ratified by all of them. C. In general, over half the required number of states ratified the Constitution with widespread support, the remaining states agreed to ratify after a spirited debate, and by June 1788, all of the states had ratified the Constitution. D. It was quickly ratified in all the large states, but the objections to representation by population in the smaller states caused debate to go on for months before the required number of states for approval was reached in June 1788. However, some states refused to ratify the Constitution.

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B. It was quickly ratified by several states, was hotly debated in others prior to ratification, reached the required number of states for ratification in June 1788, and was eventually ratified by all of them.

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After the Constitution was written, Congress gave it to conventions of five people that were elected by each state. From December 1787 to January 1788 five states - Delaware, New Jersey, Georgia, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut - conventions voted to ratify the Constitution. Later, the Anti Federalists tried to halt discussions especially in populous states such as Virginia and New York. Virginia only began the debates over the Constitution after nine states already approved it. In the end, Virginia approved the Constitution in a close vote 89-79 and recommended amendments. New York was the most divided state because the rural parts of the state were AntiFederalist. That’s why the pamphlets of “The Federalist” were written, to convince the state to ratify the Constitution.

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B.

It was quickly ratified by several states, was hotly debated in others prior to ratification, reached the required number of states for ratification in June 1788, and was eventually ratified by all of them.

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How was written communication improved in the late 1800s?

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Written Communication was improved in the late 1800s by a telegraph

WHO WAS THE FIRST PRESIDENT IN THE UNITE STATES OF AMERICA

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George Washington was the 1st president
George Washington is the first president

What right or freedom do both the Florida and US Constitutions guarantee in these passages? the freedom from unreasonable search and seizure the freedom from unreasonable interception of private communication the right of the government to issue a warrant without probable cause the right of the government to issue a warrant without describing the person and place to be searched

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Answer:The Answer is A.

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A. the freedom from unreasonable search and seizure

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What contributed to the anger in the colonies regarding the Proclamation of 1763?

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it prohibited colonial settlement west of the Appalachian Mountain range

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