The Potsdam Declaration "<span>c. threatened "prompt and utter destruction" of Japan by the Allies, since this was the last resort of making peace before dropping the atomic bomb. </span>
In World War 2, there weren't very many thought of options. In that time during the war, Franklin Roosevelt was conducting the building of the bomb, but by then Truman soon came into office, finishing the making of the two bombs. The Japanese declined to step down from the war, so on August 6, 1945, Truman gave the order to Major General Charles W. Sweeny to drop the first bomb on Hiroshima. Although it left them shivering, they still declined to back out, so a few days after the first bomb was dropped, we bombed Nagasaki, soon leading to the surrender of Japan, winning World War 2.
The Ottoman empire controlled territory in Europe during the early modern era.
The correct answer is <span>ultimately led congress to pass a new law giving workers expanded rights to sue in cases where they learn of discriminatory treatment well after it has started
In the supreme court case, it was proven that she didn't have the right to act upon it because the time period for suing had long expired by the time she figured out what was happening. This motivated the congress to pass an act that protected women even after the 180 days period which was originally mentioned in the case.</span>
