Why was the battle of midway such an important battle? question 1 options: a) the battle ended japan's advances in the south pacific. b) the battle proved that japan's navy was superior to the u. s. navy. c) the u. s. navy completely destroyed japan's ability to wage war in the pacific. d) the united states advanced to within 100 miles of the japanese mainland.

The correct answer is: A. The battle ended Japan's advances in the South Pacific.

The Midway Battle took place in June 4 and 7 of 1942, at the Pacific, during World War II. American naval forces stopped the Japanese attempt to invade Midway.  The Japanese defeat was a serious obstacle to their expansion plans, because of this, Midway Battle is generally considered the most important battle of the war on the Pacific during the World War II.

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