What was the immediate effect of the united states dropping the atomic bombs on japan?
japan immediately surrendered and world war ii ended
the soviet union signed a peace treaty with the united states and the us
became the lone superpower
germany vowed to fight to the death against the americans and the nuclear age
began
european nations spoke out against the use of such weapons and nuclear
weapons were banned

The correct answer is: Japan immediately surrendered and World War II ended .

Explanation:

The United States detonated two nuclear uranium bombs over the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki on August 6 and 9 1945.

Faced with the Soviet invasion of Manchuria and the expected Soviet and American exodus on their islands, Japan decided to declare the unconditional capitulation, in order to prevent a potential third explosion.  So World War II ended.

It is estimated that at least 78,000 people have died by the explosion and the shockwave.

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