Analysis
Home			In conclusion, the conflict between Harry S. Truman and the decision of the a-bomb was a huge conflict, but the compromise was an extremely important decision, and if it weren’t for that decision, the U.S. could have lost hundreds of thousands of men during the end of the war. After the war ended, the Japanese did end up admitting the fact that the design of their a-bomb was an exact copy of our own, but with the Japanese taking credit for it.
	Introduction
America's Place in the War
	The Manhattan Project
Progress in the War
	Completion of the A-Bomb
Dropping of the A-Bomb
	Hiroshima
Nagasaki
	After the Bomb
Impact of the A-Bomb
	Analysis
Timeline
	Process Paper