Atomic Bomb Decision: Doomsday for Japan

lEssay: To what extent was the United States “inhumanity to man” as seen in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, justified? In what ways was it inhumane, in what ways was it “humane” to the soldiers and citizens of the USA? Cite evidence from you readings
l#1 The problem
l#2 the Solutions, choices
l#3 Reasons for the final decision---justification; our dead or their dead..
l#4 Results---did it justify dripping the bomb;
l#5 conclusion—aftermath of suffering, ‘never again’, the beginning of the cold war; 20k bombs US v. 20k bombs USSR
INHUMANE or Humane Justification

Text reading on Atomic Bomb q. 1-2 HW; will ck Thurs

lReview q. 1,2

lDigging deeper…Dropping the Atomic Bomb….thinking deeper…beyond the book….
lTeam: answer questions
lEssay: To what extent was the United States “inhumanity to man” as seen in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, justified? In what ways was it inhumane, in what ways was it “humane” to the soldiers and citizens of the USA? Cite evidence from you readings.

Complete for weekend HW;

lP. 574-575
¡Geography skillbuilders
¡List 5 things that had to be accomplished
¡List the leaders
Write a letter as General Eisenhower describing how this invasion needs to be planned and executed.
HW. 576-577 Describe the Liberation of the Death Camps; As the Robert Johnson (personal voice) write a hournal entry about what you found when you liberated the jews in the camps
Describe Hitler’s Death; what did his last journal entry say;
…extend it for another paragraph.
Answer q. 4 about Roosevelt’s Death

Easy HW on Pearl Harbor

lPersonal Voice: What would you do?
lHW: Answer q. 4