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When I first started this project, I knew very little about atomic bombs. Researching this topic, I found very new information like how much the bombs destroyed each city. Another thing I learned was that many people who helped work on the Manhattan Project were refugees. Some of these facts surprised me, especially the one where how much was destroyed at Pearl Harbor. Overall, this project helped teach me many new things and taught me new information I didn't know about before.

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An image showing the aftermath of Pearl Harbor with the bomb and smoke 

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An image showing the aftermath of Pearl Harbor with the bomb and smoke 

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An image of a U.S. naval ship being hit by the bomb dropped at Pearl Harbor

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An image of a U.S. naval ship being hit by the bomb dropped at Pearl Harbor

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~ Japan dropped a bomb at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii on December 7, 1941
~ Five battleships, three destroyers, 200 aircrafts, and seven ships were sunk at this attack
~ 2,400 Americans died in this attack
~ Japan only lost about 100 people

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This is an image of someone who experience burns from the atomic bomb, and experience keloids

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This is an image of someone who experience burns from the atomic bomb, and experience keloids

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A video of the first atomic bomb dropping in Hiroshima 

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A video of the first atomic bomb dropping in Hiroshima 

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Hiroshima: 75th anniversary of the atomic bomb

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~ More powerful than Little Boy
~ Built to produce a 22 kiloton blast
~ Nagasaki had many mountains which made the blast only spread out to 2 miles of the city
~ This bomb led to the eventual surrender of Japan, and ended WWII

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~ The first bomb dropped on Japan was called Little Boy
~ Blast of bomb was equal to 12 - 15,000 tons of TNT
~Destroyed five square miles of the city

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~ Tested many of these bombs in New Mexico which is where the first successful atomic bomb was tested
~ General Douglas MacArthur favored dropping the atomic bombs

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An image  of the atomic bomb the U.S dropped in Japan in the city of Nagasaki on August 9, 1945.

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An image  of the atomic bomb the U.S dropped in Japan in the city of Nagasaki on August 9, 1945.

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AtomicBombMuseum.org - Destructive Effects, atomicbombmuseum.org/3_health.shtml.

History.com Staff. “Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.” History.com, A&E Television Networks,                   2009, www.history.com/topics/world-war-ii/bombing-of-hiroshima-and-nagasaki.

“Pearl Harbor Bombed.” History.com, A&E Television Networks, www.history.com/this-day-in-
history/pearl-harbor-bombed.

telegraphtv. “Archive Footage of Hiroshima Bombing.” YouTube, YouTube, 6 Aug. 2013,
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tl3_0D2h8BY.

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~ The Manhattan Project was a code name that the U.S. used for the top secret program.
~ Many of the scientists that worked on the bomb were refugees from Europe and were worried about what

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~ Instant vaporization
~ Radiation deaths or radiation overall
~ Primary or secondary burns
~ Blast injury
~Keloids : overgrowth of scar tissue
~ Cancers or chromosome changes

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An atomic bomb uses destructive power from the fast release of nuclear energy.