Hiroshima
A Japanese city hit by nuclear bomb which killed at least 70,000 people in 1945
Real World Example
The bombing of Hiroshima on August 6, 1945, was a significant event because it marked the first use of nuclear weapons in warfare, helping to end World War II. This event highlighted the devastating power of nuclear weapons, leading to a tense global arms race during the Cold War. The fear and the potential destruction from these weapons still influence international relations and peace efforts today. For example, many countries work on treaties and agreements to prevent nuclear proliferation and ensure that such weapons are not used again. On a personal level, people are more aware of the importance of diplomacy and global cooperation to maintain peace, which affects how nations and individuals approach conflict resolution today.
Practice Version
