The passage supports the argument that the atomic bombs compelled Japan to surrender and ultimately ended World War II. For example, the devastation caused by the atomic bomb in Nagasaki, which resulted in the deaths of an estimated 40,000 people, highlights the dire consequences of continued conflict. In addition, the statement, "I cannot bear to see my innocent people suffer any longer," reflects the urgent need for peace from the perspective of Japanese leadership. This shows that the immense human suffering and destruction were pivotal in persuading Japan to agree to surrender. As a result, after signing the surrender treaty, American General Douglas MacArthur's proclamation of a "great victory" underscores the significance of the atomic bombings in bringing about the war's conclusion.
The atomic bombs forced Japan to surrender and ended World War ll
According to the passage," atomic bomb exploded over the city of Nagasaki. It killed an estimated 40,000 people"I cannot bear to see my innocent people suffer any longer,"According to the passage," After signing the surrender treaty, American general Douglas MacArthur announced, "A great victory has been won."
Using your claim and evidence, write a short paragraph (4-5 sentences) explaining how the passage supports your argument. Use transition words such as for example, in addition, this shows, or as a result to connect your ideas.
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