End of the War in the Pacific Answers

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A central theme of the story is the complexity of familial relationships and systemic pressure. The conflict between the protagonist's personal desires and the expectations of their community drives the narrative forward through intense dialogue and internal monologues. Ultimately, the resolution suggests that while individual growth is possible, the influence of one's background remains a powerful force.

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Checklist 2: The ArgumentsDid you use any of these arguments to support your position? Check all of the boxes that apply.

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the likelihood of Japan’s surrender
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how wartime casualties will be affected
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the ability to demonstrate the bomb’s power without killing anyone
D
the ability to continue conventional bombing

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