Why is iwo jima considered one of the bloodiest battles that occurred on the pacific front? there were about 45,000 casualties in thirty-six days. the atomic bomb ended the battle. german assistance for japan extended the battle. there were massive civilian casualties. 20 points

Just think, why was it effective? -it appeled to critics because it was written well, that made it noticeable to the public including the white population-it was also recognizable to the african americans because it was about their heritage.-it was powerful just keep finding more points and elaborate on them. message me if you need more