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Vilka [71]
3 years ago
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Now, using the information you have learned, write your letter to the president. Start your letter by typing “Dear President Tru

man” in the space to the right. Then, in your first paragraph, state who you are and why you are writing. Next, state what your position is on dropping the bomb and provide one reason that supports it. Then provide a second reason. Click the “done” button when you are ready to proceed to the next step.
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2 answers:
leonid [27]3 years ago
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The correct answer is the following.

Dear President Truman,

Let me introduce myself. I am Tony Drou, member of the Young Men Peace Association (YMPA). The YMPA is a nation-wide association that has 800,000 students affiliated that look for peace and respect for human rights.

The reason I am writing this letter is that as a member of that association I consider it is my obligation as a U.S. citizen to share you this. Although it’s very painful to see people die, all kinds of tyranny and repression must end. And if dropping the bomb is the only way to end this terrible war and start a period of peace and stability in the world, Mr. President you did make the right decision.

Nobody likes more blood from innocent people. So if this kind of actions are deemed necessary to put an end to the hostilities, so be it. People demand peace and the opportunity to build a better world.

Thank you for your attention, Mr. President.

Regards,

Tony

Ksju [112]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Dear President Truman,  

Let me introduce myself. I am Tony Drou, member of the Young Men Peace Association (YMPA). The YMPA is a nation-wide association that has 800,000 students affiliated that look for peace and respect for human rights.

The reason I am writing this letter is that as a member of that association I consider it is my obligation as a U.S. citizen to share this with you. Although it’s very painful to see people die, all kinds of tyranny and oppression must end. And if dropping the bomb is the only way to end this terrible war and start a period of peace and stability in the world, Mr. President you did make the right decision.

Nobody likes more blood from innocent people. So if these kinds of actions are deemed necessary to put an end to hostilities, so be it. People demand peace and the opportunity to build a better world. Thank you for your attention, Mr. President.

                                                                     Regards, Kylee

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