Which of the following losses changed the Japanese plan to continue advancing and taking islands in the Pacific?

Japan's loss of aircraft carriers in the Battle of Midway.

Japan's loss of its naval base on the island of Midway.

Japan's loss of its airfield on Guadalcanal.

Japan's loss of ships and planes in the Coral Sea.

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Kissy

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22 August, 05:34

Which of the following losses changed the Japanese plan to continue advancing and taking islands in the Pacific?

Japan's loss of aircraft carriers in the Battle of Midway.

Japan's loss of its naval base on the island of Midway.

Japan's loss of its airfield on Guadalcanal.

Japan's loss of ships and planes in the Coral Sea.

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Brendon · Answer 1

Japan's loss of aircraft carriers in the Battle of Midway.

Explanation:

In the Battle of Midway, the Japanese lost four plane carrying warships, an overwhelming cruiser, and somewhere in the range of 240 air ship, which enormously debilitated the Imperial Japanese Navy. Deliberately, the result of the fight implied that the Imperial Navy lost the activity in the Pacific, which eventually go to the Americans. The assault on Midway - like that of Pearl Harbor - was not some portion of an arrangement to overcome the United States, yet rather went for dispensing with US Pacific maritime powers and keeping away from intercession in the Japanese crusade in East and Southeast Asia.

Shane Schaefer · Answer 2

It was Japanese loss of battle of midway that led the Japanese to be in defensive