Due to their advanced code-breaking abilities, the United States was able to predict what the Japanese's attack strategy on Pearl Harbor. The U.S. strategically moved their aircraft carriers to avoid the attack and were able to advance on the Japanese Navy.
The aircraft carriers then became the focus of Japan's military strategy. They were upset that their plans were interrupted and didn't work the first time, so they gave it another try. The Japanese fleet commander, Admiral Yamamoto, chose Midway since it was close to Pearl Harbor. His goal was to destroy the American aircraft carriers. He hoped that this tactic would move them away from the rest of the U.S. forces and be the best place to eliminate the carriers.
The North was primarily fighting to abolish slavery while keeping the Union in tact. The North was upset when the South officially left the colonies, since it made them look weaker to other countries, as they themselves were on the brink of civil war. They did not want secession to be legal for this reason, but at the same time they did not agree with the South's view on slavery.
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According to Chief Luther Standing Bear, the basic Lakota categories for judging behavior were the following.
Education was one of the most important as well as respect. The Lakotas called these good manners "woyuonihan." The meaning in English is something like "full of respect." According to Chief Luther Standing Bear, the door of the tepee was always open to any member of the tribe and people were more than welcome to visit.
Another important aspect was that exaggerated manners were considered insincerity. Lakotas preferred honesty and sincerity. Conversations were an important part of the life of Lakotas. Everybody listened carefully, with no interruptions, and tolerance was a key ingredient in difficult conversations. No loud voices. A low vice was a symbol of respect.
The love of nature was as important as any other conduct.
