How did President Harry Truman justify the decision to drop atomic bombs on Japanese cities? A)
He predicted that a conventional US invasion of the mainland would never
succeed in conquering Japan.
B)
He thought that Japan was on the verge of developing its own nuclear
bombs to use against the United States.
C)
He believed that it saved the lives of many US soldiers who would have
died in a protracted Japanese invasion.
D)
He felt that it was an appropriate revenge for the lives lost during the
bombing of Pearl Harbor by the Japanese.

C

Explanation:

Truman expressed that his choice to drop the bomb was absolutely military. A Normandy-type land and/or water capable landing would have cost an expected million losses. Truman accepted that the bombs saved Japanese lives too. Drawing out the conflict was impossible for the President.

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