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11 April, 19:54

The purpose of the Manhattan Project was to

(A) assassinate Adolf Hitler to hasten the end of the war

(B) develop improved jet technology to gain superiority

(C) develop an atomic bomb

(D) destroy a German espionage ring located in New York City

(E) coordinate an Allied invasion of France

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