Can you imagine a device, the size of a small Volkswagen, that could destroy an entire city, kill more than 100,000 people, and leave a location almost inhabitable for 50 years to come? The Hiroshima Bombing, as it is called, happened on August 6th, 1945, and it was when the United States first released a nuclear bomb on one of Japan's cities, Hiroshima. Although there isn't an exact number accounting all deaths caused by the bomb, "Little Boy", estimates show that they rounded to nearly 140,000; mostly civilians. In the end, the bomb did force Japan to surrender, but more specifically, it for...

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... living organism. They also contain precious and non-precious metals and possibly undiscovered elements. What's more exciting is we will be able to find new energy sources. We could tap the suns powerful solar rays for energy with giant satellite solar panels; they would continuously be obtaining trillawatts of energy. Imagine unlimited and cheap electricity for everyone! That would hold a tremendous ... "d like to think. You could almost say it is our responsibility to spread the seed of life throughout the universe and make it beautiful, especially if we really are alone out here in the...

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... cleavage. Japan attacked China once again and, in Canada reports of this aggression provoked the first strong outburst of anti-Japanese feeling in a decade. (Ward 459) This "outburst" was just one of many to follow the enemy Japan's actions during the war. Following this anti-Japanese spark that was inspired by the invasion of China, there was a rumor that hundreds of Japanese-Canadians were actually ... illegal immigrants on the coast of British Columbia. Even though this was only a rumor with no hard evidence, this caused ... accounts of suspicious fishing parties of well-dressed Jap...

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