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Why did the United States government reject the idea of invading Japan in order to end the war in World War 2.
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Why did the United States government reject the idea of invading Japan in order to end the war in World War 2.

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If they would have invaded Japan the war could have gone on for several more years; which meant even more casualties and money spent towards war. They chose to use the atomic bomb for a quicker end to the war- which changed the idea of war forever.
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