US General Thomas F. Farrell comments on using the atomic bomb during World War II

Farrell, a commander from Albany, NY, discusses the atomic bomb project, acknowledging the dedication of the team involved. He emphasizes the moral responsibility that comes with such power and stresses the importance of using it for good rather than evil.

Who was Farrell in the context of the atomic bomb project?

• A journalist covering the war

• Commander of the atomic bomb project

• A scientist from Los Alamos

• A political leader in Japan

What was the impact of the atomic bomb project on the war?

• It was only a minor factor

• It had no significant impact

• It prolonged the war

• It had a tremendous impact against Japan

Why is it difficult to properly apportion credit for the atomic bomb project?

• Because only one person was responsible

• Because many people contributed significantly

• Because it was not successful

• Because it was a secret project

What moral responsibility is associated with the atomic bomb?

• To sell it to other countries

• To keep it a secret

• To ensure it is used for good and not evil

• To use it for personal gain

What should those involved in the atomic bomb project dedicate according to the speaker?

• Their time and money

• Their strength, wealth, brains, and lives

• Their scientific knowledge only

• Their political influence