Yes, it was necessary to stop the war. The atomic bomb on Hiroshima was brutal, yes. On the other hand, it was the only way to stop the war. Japan was going to invade the U.S. and we were running out of supplies, people, guns, bullets, etc.It was either the bomb or lose the war.o atomic bombs or a costly U.S. invasion was militarily necessary to end WWII. If I was the U.S. President I would've waited until Russia declared war on Japan on August 9, 1945 (as part of the promise they made to America).
Assuming you mean the point of the car in front of the front seats I believe its called the bumper. The rear of the car is called the boot. Hope this helps! ;] 7 people found this useful.
Still, most passenger cars sold in the U.S. today use a two-wheel-drive system in which the entire drive package â engine, transmission, differential and the wheels that are driven by the engine â are all in the front of the vehicle. It is called front-wheel drive (FWD) and has become ubiquitous in cars since the late 1970s. Trucks, though, as well as many SUVs and some cars, still use rear-wheel-drive (RWD) systems, in which a long driveshaft transmits power from the engine in the front of the vehicle to the driven wheels at the back. A differential is used to let the power from the driveshaft make a 90-degree turn so it can get to the wheels.