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Which of the following was given as a justification to use the atomic bomb against Japan? a. To intimidate the Soviets b. To scare off the Chinese c. To scare off the Filipinos d. To intimidate the Americans
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Which of the following was given as a justification to use the atomic bomb against Japan?

a. To intimidate the Soviets
b. To scare off the Chinese
c. To scare off the Filipinos
d. To intimidate the Americans

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One of the main justifications to use the atomic bomb against Japan during World War II was "a. To intimidate the Soviets", although a far greatest reason was to force the Japanese to surrender.
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