Nuclear+Proliferation




 * Essential Questions: **
 * **Who determines who gets to have WMD’s and who doesn't get to have them?**
 * **Nuclear deterrents: Do the ends justify the means?**
 * **Is it possible to un-invent any object deemed too dangerous to exist?**
 * **Is the UN too weak? Too powerful?**
 * **What options are available to non-aligned countries to defend themselves from superpowers? **

__**//"Global nuclear weapons inventories" article questions //**__ https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CltpQJn6IC7PnGGh8fNPYGpUn5HIk8nZJoFCj612zK4/edit?usp=sharing



__//**Notes on Choices Program Videos**//__ https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rcczdtX7Ij3vtY2ufr7rgs1Nc4K65ECZfo2AyTw7w3o/edit?usp=sharing

__Opener (1/28/14) NUKEMAP Bombing Results__
The target I chose was Boston, Massachusetts. The yield (in kilotons) was 15000 and the bomb used was the "Castle Bravo", the largest US bomb tested (15 Mt). Estimated fatalities was 1,181,370, and 738,960 injuries, which is a very large number. It exploded in Boston and went all the way to Foxborough and it's effects went all the way up the East coast. This would have had a large impact on Boston and all of it's near and far surrounding cities. There would be an expected %0%-90% mortality rate from the radiation effects without medical treatment. All of Boston was engulfed in the radiation radius. All the way up the East coast through Maine was caught in the thermal radiation radius, causing 3rd degree burns.

__//**Nuclear Proliferation Terms**//__ https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZkYdCShaTvGZQnC_0_D0ns4jLeXtQgj6CSbZcRVUqsI/edit?usp=sharing