Harry S. Truman I don't think this is correct, the war ended in a stalemate months after Truman was no longer president. By this time the soviets also had nuclear weapons an…<span>d they backed North Korea so the use of an atomic weapon would have been reckless to say the least. i think you are confused with the 2nd world war in which atom bombs were used by Truman to punish the Japanese. Editor's Note: President Eisenhower is the correct President for this answer. According to one author of Wikipedia, under the heading of Dwight D. Eisenhower: "As President, Eisenhower threatened to use nuclear weapons, forcing China to agree to a cease-fire of the Korean War. He maintained pressure on the Soviet Union during the Cold War, gave priority to inexpensive nuclear weapons and reduced the other forces to save money." I could not have said it any better than that author so I had to quote him. (I think it was Graham87 but I am uncertain it was him for certain.)</span>
It was the "never surrender" mentality of the Japanese army. The thought was of dealing with a million or 2 million US lives to invade Japan. The use of the atomic weapon was to save lives.
Before Gettysburg, most major Civil War battles in the East were won by the Union military.involved General Robert E. Lee.were fought on Confederate soil.<span>involved General Ulysses S. Grant.</span>
Perfect competition is a standard of the business based on the hypothesis that a substantial fraction of organization to design similar goods utilized by a wide amount of customers. The prototype of perfect competition also implies that it is comfortable for modern organizations to penetrate the market including for surviving unities to give up. Moreover ultimately, it implies that consumers and merchants have comprehensive knowledge about market requirements.
<span>Theodore Roosevelt’s actions for assembling a combination of
Ivy League graduates and cowboys that he had met in the West, which were called
the Rough Riders, can be described as heroic. He wanted to bring freedom to the
country’s oppressed neighbors. </span>
