Which Statement About Nuclear Testing in the Marshall Islands Is

question 78

Multiple Choice

Which statement about nuclear testing in the Marshall Islands is true?

• A) Most nuclear testing after WWII was conducted by the Japanese.
• B) The U.S. government did not ask permission of the Marshall Islanders before testing.
• C) Testing on the Marshall Islands resulted in no adverse effects on the local people.
• D) The U.S. government published the results of their nuclear testing as soon as they were available.
• E) There was no nuclear testing conducted in the Marshall Islands.

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