Based on Beck's account, what were some of the hardships that prisoners faced on the Bataan Death March?

Check all of the boxes that apply.

being forced to stand in the hot sun

enduring beatings

being thrown in gas chambers

catching diseases

getting shot

The correct answer is Being forced to stand in the hot sun, enduring beatings, catching diseases, and getting shot.

Japanese didn't do this, this was done by Germans. Japanese made them relocate and undergo the march and if they didn't want to they'd get beaten or they would be killed. The diseases spread rapidly because of the state the people were in and they suffered from things like dysentery. Sitting and standing in the hot sun without shade was a common method of torture at the time.

Everything except the gas chambers, that was only with jews. the battan death march was japan against the Philippians, nothing to do with jews or gas chambers