The Diplomatic Records of the Immediate Postwar Years Show That

question 37

Multiple Choice

The diplomatic records of the immediate postwar years show that

• A) Secretary of War Stimson favored using the atomic bomb in Eastern Europe.
• B) the Soviets had no desire to develop an atomic bomb of their own.
• C) American possession of the atomic bomb was never mentioned directly in diplomatic discussions.
• D) some American officials believed that the U.S. could deter Soviet expansion by using the atomic bomb as a bargaining tool.

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Definitions:

Fraudulent Misrepresentation

A false statement made knowingly or recklessly intended to deceive the other party, leading to a contract or agreement being voidable.

Innocent Misrepresentation

A false statement made honestly and without the intent to deceive, which may lead to the voiding of a contract if relied upon by the other party.

Rescission

The cancellation of a contract, returning all involved parties to their state before the contract was made.

Damages

Financial compensation awarded to a party in a lawsuit for loss or injury suffered as a result of another party's actions.