Why was the Battle of Midway significant?

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A. It kept the Japanese from winning other victories in the Pacific.

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B. It marked the Japanese navy's first defeat.

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C. It was an important base for bombing Hawaii.

D. It stopped Japan from fighting a defensive war.

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24 August, 14:25

Why was the Battle of Midway significant?

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A. It kept the Japanese from winning other victories in the Pacific.

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B. It marked the Japanese navy's first defeat.

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C. It was an important base for bombing Hawaii.

D. It stopped Japan from fighting a defensive war.

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Pranav Lowe · Answer 1

Yes The answer is A

Explanation:

The answer is A because If Midway was won by the Japanese they would have kept attacking other island in the pacific and we would have had to extend the war period.

Jayden Roberts · Answer 2

Jayden Roberts 24 August, 16:57

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The answer to the question is a

Why was the Battle of Midway significant?OA. It kept the Japanese from winning other victories in the Pacific.OB. It marked the Japanese navy's first defeat.OC. It was an important base for bombing Hawaii.D. It stopped Japan from fighting a defensive war.

Why was the Battle of Midway significant?

O

A. It kept the Japanese from winning other victories in the Pacific.

O

B. It marked the Japanese navy's first defeat.

O

C. It was an important base for bombing Hawaii.

D. It stopped Japan from fighting a defensive war.