Hydrogen Bomb Research Paper

h-bomb
the h-bomb was was made in 1951. Its also called the hydrogen bomb. the united states detonate the first thermonuclear weapon. the hydrogen bomb on eniwetok atoll in the pacific. the test gave the united states a short lived advantage in the nuclear arms race with the soviet union. following the successful soviet detonation of an atomic device in september 1949 the united states accelerated its program to develop the next stage in atomic weaponry.popularly know as the hydrogen bomb this new weapon was approximately 1000 times more powerful than conventional nuclear devices. opponents of development of the hydrogen bomb included j. robert oppenheimer. one of the fathers of the atomic bomb. He and others argued that little would be accomplished except the speeding of the arms race, since it assumed that the soviets would quickly follow suits. the opponents were

corrected in their assumptions. then the soviets exploded.

rosenberg
the trial of ethel and julius rosenberg begin in new york southern district federal court.

Judge irving r. kaufman presides over the espionage prosecution of the accused of selling nuclear secrets of the russians (treason could not be charged because the united states was not at war with the soviet union. the rosenberg and co-defendant , morton sobell were defended by the father and son team of emanuel and alexander bloch. the prosecution include the infamous roy cohn, best known for his association with senator joseph mccarthy. the only direct evidence of the rosenberg involvement was a confession of greenland. the left wing community believed that the rosenberg were prosecuted because of their membership of the communist party. their case became the cause celebre of leftist throughout the nation. the rosenbergs were sentenced to death row on april 5th. sobell received a thirty-year sentence. greenglass got 15 years for his corporation reportedly the rosenberg were offered a deal in which their death sentence would be commuted in a admission of their guilt. They refused and were

executed

1952
eisenhower
eisenhower was known to have been a hobbyist painter, primarily he painted for relaxation and was a fairly accomplished artist. and there are a number record pictures of his that been sold in the past. the ones in familiar, with the landscape rather than portraits. I think portraits have perhaps stayed in family. He's certainly an immediately recognizable image. its really more of personality of the artist than it is in the quality of the picture, which are nice, but not particularly outstanding or of that professional portrait. The eisenhower movement was the first political draft in the 20th century to take a private citizen to the oval office . it was a widespread in american grassroots political movement that eventually persuaded eisenhower to run for president. The movement culminated in 1952 president election in which eisenhower won the republican nomination and defeated democrat adlai stevenson to become the 34th president of the united states.

vaccine
on march 26 media researcher dr.jonas salk announces on a national radio show that he has successfully tested a vaccine against poliomyelitis, the virus that causes the crippled disease a diseases that affected the humanity throughout recorded history attacks the the nervous system and can cause various degrees of paralysis. since the virus is easily transmitted. Salk tried a refined vaccine on children who already had polio and recovered. And the vaccination their antibodies increased, He tried it on volunteers including himself his wife and his children.the volunteer all produced antibodies, and not get sick. in the u.s case of polio are now extremely rare and ironically are almost always caused by the sabin vaccine itself. being live, the virus can to a stronger form elsewhere there are still about 250000 cases per year, mostly in the developing nations where vaccine has not yet become widespread for people.

england, got a new queen
presences elizabeth becomes queen at the age of 25. after suffering from lung cancer for several years king george died . princess elizabeth and her husband, prince philip were out of the country when king george died. the couple had been visiting kenya as a part of the beginning of a planned 5 month tour of australia and new zealand when they receive the news of king george's death. from the start of her reign she understood the values of relation and allowed her coronation to be televised despite objects from the prime minister winston churchill and others who felt it would cheapen the ceremony. additionally the role of the modern times of the monarchy which is largely ceremonial has come into question as british taxpayers has complained about commonwealth. filmed documentaries of the event circulated in commonwealth countries in a for a long time after the event every school child got new things.