Which was not a short-term effect of the U. S. decision to drop atomic bombs over Japan? A. the acceptance of the Three Non-Nuclear Principles B. radiation sickness due the effects of the bomb C. Japanese citizens experiencing flash burns to the skin D. black rain coming from the sky.

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9 April, 01:31

Which was not a short-term effect of the U. S. decision to drop atomic bombs over Japan? A. the acceptance of the Three Non-Nuclear Principles B. radiation sickness due the effects of the bomb C. Japanese citizens experiencing flash burns to the skin D. black rain coming from the sky.

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Madyson Brooks · Answer 1

Radiation sickness due to the effects of the bomb, Japanese citizens experiencing flash burns to the skin, and black rain coming from the sky are all short-term effects of the U. S.'s decision to drop atomic bombs over Japan. A long term effect is the acceptance of the Three Non-Nuclear Principles.