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Who was the father of the atomic bomb?

Robert Oppenheimer 

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What material was used to make the Little Boy?

uranium

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What material was used to make the Fat Man?

Platonium

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What was the main goal of dropping the atomic bombs on Japan?

To force Japan's surrender

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What was one long-term effect of the bombings on survivors?

Radiation sickness and cancer

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Who was the man who made it all possible?

Albert Einstein

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Was Little Boy shaped more long and thin or short and fat?

long and thin

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Was the bomb Fat Man shaped more long and thin, or short and fat?

Short and Fat

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Which bomb destroyed Hiroshima?

Little Boy

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What type of nuclear reaction did Fat Man use?

Fission (implosion Method)

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Who was the founder of Platonium?

Glenn T. Seaborg

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What year did they start constructing the materials for Little Boy?

1942

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What year did they start constructing the materials for Fat Man?

1942

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Which bomb destroyed Nagasaki?

Fat Man

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During the Cold War, name one thing the U.S. and the Soviet Union created?

Huge nuclear arsenals, delivery systems (such as missiles and submarines).

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Who was the lead chemist of the Explosives Research Laboratory?

George Kistiakowsky

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What year did they start assembling Little Boy?

1945

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What year did they start building Fat Man?

1945

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Name one long-term effect of the bombings on survivors.

Radiation sickness, cancer, or birth defects

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What is one thing the treaties were made for?

To limit testing or to reduce the number of weapons.

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Who was the scientific director of the Manhattan Project?

Robert Oppenheimer

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What month was the Little Boy deployed in Hiroshima?

August

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What month was Fat Man deployed in Nagasaki?

August

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Why did the U.S. want to use the bombs instead of invading Japan?

To avoid a costly invasion and save lives.
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True or False.. 

Nuclear weapons are no longer a key issue in global security.

False :0