4. How did the dropping of the Atomic Bomb increase war and move us to a Cold War with

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svetlana [45]3 years ago

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Considering the fact that Atomic Bombs were a fairly new concept, it likely was an eye-opener for the Soviet Union, in the way that they felt threatened at the fact that such a weapon existed and had been possessed by another entity. And so, this essentially describes the Cold War in a nutshell, as the tension between the two powers of the world (the US and the USSR) set out for an arms race.

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