Nuclear bombing of the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were two of the most striking and shocking moments in twentieth-century history. In addition to marking the end of World War II, the terrible events on Japanese soil impacted Japanese society, relations between countries, and the way the world's population came to view international conflicts. In the items below you understand the reasons of such impact on world geopolitics.
True because it made it a little worst
Answer:
Rights reserved for the states
Explanation:
The last of the Bill of Rights was the Tenth Amendment. This Amendment expresses the principle of federalism and rights to the states. It says that the power is given to the people or the states it is not given to the federal government. <em>“The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.”</em>
1. disease brought by colonists was a major factor. Kills millions
2. violent conflicts between the colonists and/or British forces against the natives
3. The westward expansion (there's a special name for it) Colonists kept colonizing deeper and deeper into the mainland until reaching the western sea coast. killing 10's of thousands on the way there
*millions died, possible around 10 mill
The correct answer is: -With nuclear weapons, it would be too destructive
In essence, an open war between the two nations would be a nuclear war and no one could stomach that instant destruction.
