Which statement best describes the Manhattan Project during World War II?

It was a large project that employed many people at several sites across the United States.

It was a large project that only employed a small number of people at two different sites.

It was a small project that employed a few people at one site in New York City.

It was a small project that employed a few people at many sites across the Untied States.

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20 October, 23:01

Which statement best describes the Manhattan Project during World War II?

It was a large project that employed many people at several sites across the United States.

It was a large project that only employed a small number of people at two different sites.

It was a small project that employed a few people at one site in New York City.

It was a small project that employed a few people at many sites across the Untied States.

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Joslyn Small · Answer 1

It was a small project that employed a few people at many sites across the United States: the Manhattan Project was the code name given to a secret mission of developing the first Atomic Bomb by the US. The project first took place in three universities - Columbia University, University of California, and the University of Chicago. The project succeeded in 1942, after which the US government poured more funds to expand the project.