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4. Why did the Japanese not surrender in the war prior to dropping the atomic bombs?
A. They thought they were winning the war at the time
B. Japan saw surrender as dishonorable and not an option
C. They wanted to retake islands they lost to the Allies
D. They did not think the U. S. could defeat them
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4. Why did the Japanese not surrender in the war prior to dropping the atomic bombs?
A. They though...
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