To win the war in the pacific, the united states adopted a strategy called massive retaliation. appeasement. island-hopping. liberation.

The correct answer is option C) Island-Hopping

To win the war in the Pacific, the United States adopted a strategy called Island-hopping.

Explanation:

The United States got involved in World War II after it was attacked by Japan at Pearl harbor. The United States began by opening the Pacific theater of the war and directly competing against Japan.

However, Pacific Ocean was a vast place with numerous bunkers and army bases around small islands.

A strategy of Island-hopping ensured that the United States would set up base on one island and then use smaller boats to quickly carry out an assault on another close by island.

Instead of going directly to Japan, this strategy ensured that the United States Navy and Air force developed a secure system of transport and communication and gradually become stronger as they moved closer to invading Japan.

The correct answer is option C) Island-Hopping

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