Why was the Battle of Midway a turning point in World War II?

It involved the last island between the Allies and Japan.

It was the first time a Japanese invasion had been halted.

It showed the Japanese resolve to protect their home islands.

It allowed the Allies to win back Japanese territory by island-hopping.

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Why was the Battle of Midway a turning point in World War II?

It involved the last island between the Allies and Japan.

It was the first time a Japanese invasion had been halted.

It showed the Japanese resolve to protect their home islands.

It allowed the Allies to win back Japanese territory by island-hopping.

anonymous · Answer

I dont get this one either sorry that Im asking too many questions lol

jumperman · Answer

Well there is a lot of reasons why the Battle of Midway was the turning point. A is not correct, and C is not correct. Island hopping was part of capturing Japanese islands, which the Battle of Midway helped achieve, but the Japanese assault was halted as well. Honestly there are two answers.

anonymous · Answer

Im thinking D

jumperman · Answer

Try it then, but B sounds more logical.