As american forces neared japan, the japanese fighting became more ferocious. many began to fear what an american invasion of japan would cost in human lives. president truman had told prime minister churchill about the bomb, but had not told josef

d. stalin. all of the above

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Lucian Valencia

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28 July, 10:54

As american forces neared japan, the japanese fighting became more ferocious. many began to fear what an american invasion of japan would cost in human lives. president truman had told prime minister churchill about the bomb, but had not told josef

d. stalin. all of the above

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Kenny Mathews · Answer 1

The closer the US military forces got to Japan, the more risky it got for the American troops. that's why they dropped the bombs to save as many troops. So I would say All of the above

As american forces neared japan, the japanese fighting became more ferocious. many began to fear what an american invasion of japan would cost in human lives. president truman had told prime minister churchill about the bomb, but had not told josefd. stalin. all of the above

As american forces neared japan, the japanese fighting became more ferocious. many began to fear what an american invasion of japan would cost in human lives. president truman had told prime minister churchill about the bomb, but had not told josef

d. stalin. all of the above