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I agree Erica, loyalty was the most important.... "Loyalty to us is worth more than any award is".-Eminem

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I agree with Evelyn's code of honour. In general, most of the codes of honour on this page deal with progressive ideals, such as equality in terms of gender and race. I agree with Evelyn's because I also believe in modesty in social applications. One should not be overly self centred in themselves or their achievements. Modesty comes hand in had with humbleness. Modesty contradicts with the southern code of honour, which served to inflate the egos of southerners, while modesty humbles people.

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I agree with Erykah because compassion and love should be necessary to keep the southern society in check. Without these two qualities, then honor could easily be lost, which would defeat the purpose of the honor code.

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I agree with Sana, a person's physical appearance or their ethnicity should not be the reason people accept others. It should not matter as to how one looks, but for what kind of person they are on the inside and their personality overall.

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I agree with Alyssa as she points out the disadvantage women faces in society that have existed since the beginning of time. Independence is a important trait as you figure out who you are and how your character effects everyone around you.

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I agree with Evelyn that modesty is an important trait because humility reveals good character and is often appreciated by others as well. Like the former gang member Ted said, "knowing your place" can save your life. Modesty is a form of respect that shows others that you do not believe that you rule the world.

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I agree, Erica. Men of that time were focused on what other people thought of them rather than what they actually were. Countering this hypocrisy requires authenticity and being the best version of yourself for you and not for other people to have the perception that you are a good person.

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My personal list is very similar to Sana's.

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Hrishi, my values weren't ordered in terms of rank.  I value them all equally, and independence was just the first that came to mind.

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Alyssa points out the vital value of equality differing from the nineteenth-century and modern day, especially seen in gender. I appreciate that she recognizes the necessity for equality and the reasons for it, as there has been an inherent inequity between men and women that has continued to exist even recently (even if it is less apparent than it was in the nineteenth-century).

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I agree with Sana, that accepting and respecting others for who they are, not based off of selfish ideal of superiority

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Alyssa, why is independence at the top of your list?

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Women are not in control of men being distracted by them.  There is no reason for a woman to have to conceal herself because of  men, and their inability to contain themselves because of a girl's outfit should not result in the oppression of woman expressing themselves.

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I value compassion and love the most because I feel that that is the glue strong relationship. Equality greatly differs from the 1800s because they spoke of the idea of equality but failed to enforce it.

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Values:
Independence
Respect
Loyalty
Equality
Acceptance
Filters
Tolerance
Self-Restriction
Empathy
Selflessness

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Modesty is a trait that differs from a nineteenth-century man. Men in the era needed to believe that they could amount to great possibilities. This was their method to create a status for them in the southern community. These men needed to have a big ego and think that they could become high and mighty. I value modesty because there is a distinction between people that are humble and thankful for what they have and people that want to dominate over society. Someone with modesty realizes that there are limitations in life.

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Women today should no longer be held to the standard that they exist to please their husband. Each life is personal and they should live for themselves, work for themselves, and serve only themselves. Marriage is an option, not a mandatory process.

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The traits that I value today differ from those valued by the men in the 1860's.  I value equality over all else, and during this time period, even though they claimed that "all men are created equal" but that was not the case.

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The traits that I value today differ greatly from those that men during the 1860s did. Specifically, acceptance. Men during this time period believed in male superiority and white supremacy. In myself and in others, I value the ideals of respecting and accepting others for the people they are, and not accepting people solely by their physical traits or background.

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-compassion and love
- honesty
-equality
-loyalty
-success
-education
-trust
-pride
-independence
-mental strength

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Equality: Men are often considered superior to women because of old values carrying over into the new century.
Equal pay for equally obtained jobs is vital to demonstrating respect amongst people regardless of their gender.

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-Honesty
-Equality
-Success
-Respect
-Acceptance
-Loyalty
-Truth

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Values:
Dependability
Patience
Compassion
Loyalty
Politeness
Modesty

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-Loyalty
-Authenticity
-Passionate
-Intelligence
-Self-awareness
From my list, I value authenticity the most. In comparison to men in the nineteenth-century, I care about more about being as genuine as possible. In the southern honor code, I noticed that men were cautious about how others perceived them. Thus, men had a specific image that they wanted others to see them as.

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- honesty
- loyalty
- acceptance
- kindness
- trustworthiness
- respectability
- loving
- romance
- courage
- nobility
- impulsiveness
- leadership
- purity