why do we remember the manhattan project. and how did it impact WW2???

Answer 1

The Manhatten Project was the secret project to develop a hydrogen bomb. The project actually developed an atomic bomb, using secret labs in New Mexico and in Oak Ridge, TN.

The bombs were dropped on Nagasaki and Hiroshima, Japan and resulted in Japan's surrender, ending their part in World War II.

Answer 2

The Manhattan Project produced two different types of atomic bombs-the atomic bomb ended ww2

Answer 3

With the success of the Manhattan Proyect, in Alamo Gordo in New Mexico in February 1945, humanity began the Atomic Age.

Being the USA in war with Japan, and with the experience of Japanese being so fierce fighters. The USA High Command figured that taking the Japanese mainland would take the life of at least one million American soldiers. So being the obligation of any commander to take care of the life of the soldiers under his command, President Truman decided to go on with the bomb against Japan. Making Japan surrender, and saving the life of American soldiers, after dropping one bomb in Hiroshima and another in Nagasaki. on the 6th and 9th of august 1945, respectively.

Answer 4

1. It represented a coming together of many of the greatest scientifice minds in the world for a specific purpose.
2. It produced the first nuclear weapons.
3. Said nuclear weapons were used to end the greatest war in history.
4. Said weapons were the probable reason why the Cold War never went 'hot'.

Answer 5

It produced the atomic bomb and use of two of them destroyed two cities in Japan and stopped the need for invasion which would have killed a lot of people.

Answer 6

Man you kids just refuse to read a book.....it was a big building in New York that they mounted anti-aircraft guns on ( people will tell you it was an atomic bomb but that was The Philidelphia project) so open your history book and read