World War II - The Manhattan Project

World War II - The Manhattan Project

In the shadow of war, a daring initiative disrupted the fate of the world forever.

In the shadow of war, a daring initiative disrupted the fate of the world forever.
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Writer sandman77  Category History   Science   Keywords Wars and Conflicts  World War II  The 1940s 
Game creation: 2023-07-21 | Photo credit: Wikipedia (Trinity Explosion) - Jack W. Aeby | Photo credit (thumbnail): Wikipedia (Trinity Explosion) - Jack W. Aeby
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  • How many days elapsed between the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki?

    11 days | 7 days | 1 day | 3 days
  • Which top scientist provided the Soviets with information about the Manhattan Project?

    Niels Bohr | Richard Feynman | Klaus Fuchs | Hans Bethe
  • Alternative proposed by some scientists to avoid the humanitarian consequences of using the bomb.

    Destroying military installations | Waiting for Japan to surrender | Evacuating target cities | Using the bomb as a demonstration
  • This Canadian town was home to a laboratory that played a key role in uranium enrichment research.

    Montreal | Ottawa | Toronto | Quebec City
  • Which of these countries was not involved in the Manhattan Project?

    United Kingdom | United States | Australia | Le Canada

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