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2025SpringB-X-WWS460-HST460-JST460-20406-20405-26446 Lecture 5b Learning Check Battle of Okinawa

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Japanese fierce resistance can be explained by all but one of the arguments below. Please indicate the wrong response.

选项
A.Bushido: In the 20th century, Bushido came to signify death as duty to the emperor.
B.Civilian mass suicides as on Saipan indicated that Bushido ideas had also penetrated Japanese civilian society.
C.Japanese soldiers believed that victory was imminent, since Japan would be saved by a miracle just as it had been saved in the past from Mongol invasion.
D.Japanese soldiers were bound by loyalty to their divine emperor.
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The question asks us to identify the statement among the options that is the false explanation for Japanese fierce resistance. We will evaluate each option in turn. Option 1: 'Bushido: In the 20th century, Bushido came to signify death as duty to the emperor.' This aligns with common historical interpretations that emphasize a code of honor and willingness to sacrifice for the nation and emperor. It is a plausible explanation for fierce resistance, since it fr......Login to view full explanation

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