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1. Why do you feel United States President John F. Kennedy was determined to put a man on the moon by the end of the 1960s?

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1. What countries did President Harry Truman want to help with the Truman Doctrine? What did he want from the American people?

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Why was it necessary for large companies such as Du Pont and Kellogg to have management roles in the fissile materials programs for the atomic bomb? *

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The turning point for the Manhattan Project was when Manhattan Project figurehead J. Robert Oppenheimer showed plans of Emilio Segre’s fission measurements. This caused plans for the plutonium gun to be shelved. 

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, the problems that the Manhattan project had was that there were leaks in the project

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the political turmoil of the 1930's was construction of an atomic bomb necessary?

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Because of Japanese military not giving up the fight, it was necessary for Truman to decide to drop the atomic bomb on Japan. It successfully ended the war. 

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t wasn't necessary for mainstream companies to get involved because with the problems that arose during the building of this bomb, they could've suffered.  

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The warning in Szilard and Einstein's letter to President F.D.R. was the possibility of nuclear weapons in other countries, especially Nazi Germany. In result,  the first meeting of the Advisory Committee on Uranium, the Biggs Uranium Committee, was held in Washington, D.C. 

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What happened after the CP–1 nuclear reactor was classified as a weapons project? *

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After the CP-1 nuclear rector was classified as a weapons project, many believed that it needed to be in the care of an organization who had experience with designing weapons so  Colonel James Marshall had the Army Corps of the Engineers District take the atomic bomb plans and move them to a new group called the Manhattan Engineer District. 

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1941 was a successful year because there was many discoveries.Philip Abelson developed uranium enrichment and Glenn Seaborg and Arthur Wall discovered plutonium. Also  plutonium became the superior fissile material and the MAUD Committee completed its final report on the atomic bomb and proposed to build one. 

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After the CP-1 nuclear rector was classified as a weapons project, many believed that it needed to be in the care of an organization who had experience with designing weapons so  Colonel Ja

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What problems did the Manhattan Project have starting in September 1944?

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Starting in September 1944, the problems that the Manhattan project had was that there were leaks in the project that began to occur, production techniques didn't look like they were going to run smoothly and plutonium production had not started. 

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1.  What was the warning in Leo Szilard and Albert Einstein’s letter to President Franklin D. Roosevelt? What was the result of this letter?
The warning in Szilard and Einstein's letter to President F.D.R. was the possibility of nuclear weapons in other countries, especially Nazi Germany. In result,  the first meeting of the Advisory Committee on Uranium, the Biggs Uranium Committee, was held in Washington, D.C.

2.  With the political turmoil of the 1930s, was construction of an atomic bomb necessary? Why or why not?
Construction of an atomic bomb wasn't necessary because with political turmoil, this would have caused more disruption within the United States.

3. Why was 1941 a successful year for atomic development?
1941 was a successful year because there was many discoveries.Philip Abelson developed uranium enrichment and Glenn Seaborg and Arthur Wall discovered plutonium. Also  plutonium became the superior fissile material and the MAUD Committee completed its final report on the atomic bomb and proposed to build one.

4.  What happened after the CP–1 nuclear reactor was classified as a weapons project?
After the CP-1 nuclear rector was classified as a weapons project, many believed that it needed to be in the care of an organization who had experience with designing weapons so  Colonel James Marshall had the Army Corps of the Engineers District take the atomic bomb plans and move them to a new group called the Manhattan Engineer District.

5.  Was it necessary for mainstream companies such as Du Pont and the Kellogg to have management roles in the fissile materials programs for the atomic bomb?
It wasn't necessary for mainstream companies to get involved because with the problems that arose during the building of this bomb, they could've suffered.

6.  What was a turning point for the Manhattan Project?
The turning point for the Manhattan Project was when Manhattan Project figurehead J. Robert Oppenheimer showed plans of Emilio Segre’s fission measurements. This caused plans for the plutonium gun to be shelved.

7.  What problems did the Manhattan Project have starting in September 1944?
Starting in September 1944, the problems that the Manhattan project had was that there were leaks in the project that began to occur, production techniques didn't look like they were going to run smoothly and plutonium production had not started.

8.  Was dropping the atomic bomb on Japan necessary to end World War II? Why or why not?
Because of Japanese military not giving up the fight, it was necessary for Truman to decide to drop the atomic bomb on Japan. It successfully ended the war.

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