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3. What made the atomic bombing of Japan so devastating for human life? the destruction of buildings fires the force of the blast radiation
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3. What made the atomic bombing of Japan so devastating for human life?

the destruction of buildings
fires
the force of the blast
radiation

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Answer: radiation

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the shear force of the blast causing such extreme percussion it blows everything away and as it does the radiation sets in.

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