His decision was merely military strategy. When he became president, he had discovered the Manhattan Project which was a hidden scientific project in creating an atomic bomb and when it was successfully tested, he issued the Potsdam Declaration in which he demanded the Japanese government to surrender. He warned them (indirectly hinting the atomic bomb). When he had received recieved no reply 11 days later, he took it in his initiative to drop the atomic bomb called “Little boy”. This resulted in destruction of an estimate of eighty thousand deaths from its impact, then thousands later due to the radiation.
Letter of absent and must appear to tell why he/she wasn't there.
They both had a vision of a strong, independent chereokee nation.
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The policy of detente aimed at reducing tensions between the two nations while ensuring that soviet adventurism was still checked. it contributed to the easing of tensions and increased trade between the two nations. it was however criticized in the USA by conservatives as too lenient a policy. the detente broke down when the soviet union attacked Afghanistan.
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