The correct name for this atom bomb is Fat Man. It was dropped on Nagasaki, Japan on August 9, 1945. It took another week or so for the Japanese to surrender after this bomb was dropped. The other bomb was called Little Boy.
Because it was cloudy that day, so instead they bombed Nagasaki.
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The Manhattan Project resulted in the development of the atomic bombs that were dropped on Japan in world war two. The most immediate impact was on Japan since hundreds of thousands of people were killed. Ultimately the entire human race was impacted by the nuclear arms race.
There were several considerations in choosing the site for the first bomb. * The target should be an urban area of at least three miles diameter; * The target should be capable of being effectively damaged by a blast; * The target should not have been a previous target of conventional bombs, so that the damage from the single new bomb could be evaluated (both by the US and the Japanese governments) on its own. Hiroshima met all these criteria, and in addition was a significant military site. Nagasaki was actually not the first choice for the second bomb; the city of Kokura was the intended target and the bomber made three passes over Kokura before being directed to the secondary target of Nagasaki due to heavy cloud cover at the primary site. Nagasaki was a major Imperial Japanese Navy port and, though it had been bombed previously, had not suffered extensive damage.
America dropped Atomic Bomb onto the Japanese city of Nagasaki was because, during World War 2, Nagasaki was the largest sea port in South Japan, so this was a key area where the Japanese got it Military Equipment and food resources, along with other supplies. Also, with Hiroshima, at some point during the war, American sources suspected that the city had a Military Space, which was worth targeting however, this wasn't true but Hiroshima did have a Military base. Also, during the war, In north of Nagasaki, there was a camp, which held British Commonwealth POW's.
The Japanese bombed pearl harbour in America so then the Americans bombed two major Japanese cities (Hiroshima and nagasaki)
so that they will have ports.
Most people doesn't think so.
The United States dropped an atom bomb on Hiroshima, a major Japanese city. This did not result in surrender. So the United States dropped a second atom bomb on Nagasaki, another major Japanese city. This was finally enough to force the Japanese into surrendering.
There were three planes so the Japanese did not think more than the planes were just weather planes. They were mistaken.
Yen is the currency used in Japan, so Japanese cities would accept Yen as payment. Some Japanese cities are: Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Nagasaki and Yokohama.
Japan was destroyed and they had no means to rebuild the nation so the US rebuilt the Japan taking 16 years to do so.
Tokyo was the capital of Japan during World War II and still is. So it seems like if you want to do some real damage, you would bomb the capital, right? Not quite, because both Hiroshima and Nagasaki (atomic bomb targets) were major industrial cities. Nagasaki was the last city that the US wanted to bomb, it was an effective place to drop a bomb, because Mitsubishi had a huge factory there. Before Mitsubishi became a car company, they created the Japanese Zero plane, considered to be the best Japanese fighter plane. Mitsubishi mass-produced the Japanese Zero right in Nagasaki, so it would eliminate the idea that Japan would retaliate.
To try and force the Japanese emperor to surrender so that the second horrid world war could come to an end.
cuz i said so
because a Samaria is Japanese