What was significant about the Battle of Midway?all of the aboveIt destroyed the whole of the Japanese navy.It marked the end of the war for the Japanese.It turned the war in the Pacific against the Japanese.

The Battle of Midway was the turning point in the Pacific theater of World War II. American planes did significant damage to the Empire of Japan's fleet, turning back an offensive that had begun with the attack on Pearl Harbor. The battle is notable because it was the first naval engagement in which neither fleet was within sight of the other. All of the fighting was conducted by carrier-based planes.—Tricia GomezWhich sentence avoids plagiarizing the passage?A.Midway is known as the first battle in which two navies engaged each other without ever coming into visual contact, relying instead on planes.B.The Battle of Midway is noteworthy because it was the first naval battle in which neither side was within sight of the other, according to Tricia Gomez.C.Tricia Gomez writes that the Battle of Midway was the turning point in the Pacific theater of the Second World War, turning back an offensive.D.During the Battle of Midway, according to Tricia Gomez, the two fleets never actually saw each other and instead used planes to do all the fighting.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

The plan devised by the Japanese military to destroy all American carriers in the Pacific resulted in the ______.Battle of MidwayBattle of the Eastern SolomonsBattle of the Coral Seabombing of the Kuril Islands

Read the passage and then answer the question:The Battle of Midway was the turning point in the Pacific theater of World War II. American planes did significant damage to the Empire of Japan's fleet, turning back an offensive that had begun with the attack on Pearl Harbor. The battle is notable because it was the first naval engagement in which neither fleet was within sight of the other. All of the fighting was conducted by carrier-based planes.—Tricia GomezWhich sentence avoids plagiarizing the passage?A.All of the fighting at the Battle of Midway, writes Tricia Gomez, was conducted by carrier-based planes instead of by the ships themselves.B.During the Battle of Midway, neither the American fleet nor the Japanese fleet ever came into visual contact; the attacks were carried out by planes.C.Tricia Gomez writes that the Battle of Midway was the turning point in the Pacific theater of the Second World War, turning back an offensive.D.The Battle of Midway showed the importance of airplanes in the Pacific because neither fleet ever came into visual contact, according to Tricia Gomez.

Which of the following technologies helped the United States win the Battle of Midway?Radio rangeSubmarine torpedoesModern aircraftCode breakers

What was the significance of Emperor Hirohito approving the attack on Pearl Harbor?Group of answer choicesIt established Japan as the dominant power in Asia.It marked the end of the war in the Pacific.It brought the United States into World War II.It led to the formation of the Axis powers.