The Japanese believed that the most honorable thing to do was to die in battle, and the most dishonorable thing to do was surrender. The Americans would surrender, while the Japanese would fight to the last man.
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Plantation women quilted, helped raise their children, and helped their husbands supervise work on the plantation. Women had few legal rights could not vote or preach. The average women had house and outdoor duties. Women respected and bowed down to their husbands regardless of their class.
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