Question 13
What effect did the Manhattan Project have on U.S.-Soviet relations?
The U.S.-Soviet friendly partnership in developing an atomic bomb carried over into the postwar years.
Since only two atomic bombs were built, the issue of atomic weapons disappeared after the Japanese surrender.
The U.S.S.R. launched its own highly secret atomic bomb program, and after the war the Soviets and the United States disagreed on control of atomic weapons.
Except for the issue of atomic weapons, the U.S.-Soviet relations were friendly.