Question

5. In what ways does Section 6 of the article connect to and build on the ideas in Section 1?

6. Former Secretary of Defense William J. Perry says "Nuclear weapons threaten our security more than protect us." Do you agree? Why or why not?




7. Why did the U.S. drop atomic bombs on Japan?




8. Why do many people today disagree with the decision to use nuclear weapons on Japan?




9. What are some of the ways the world is still dealing with the consequences of the atomic bombings?




10. Which of the six facts about the atomic bomb surprises you the most? Why?

Answer 1

I agree with William J. Perry.

Step-by-step explanation:

The saying of William J. Perry that "Nuclear weapons threaten our security more than protect us." I agree with this statement because the nuclear weapons are very dangerous and it is the responsibility of the weapon to protect us but we protect them to prevent going to our enemies. U.S. drop atomic bombs on Japan because Japan destroy the fleet of U.S. Navy. many people today disagree with the decision to use nuclear weapons on Japan because this drop kills thousands of innocent people. The radiations of uranium and cancer diseases in the people are the ways the world is still dealing with the consequences of the atomic bombings. Atomic bomb surprises me the most because their small size causes higher amount of destruction.