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23 July, 00:47

What was the significance the Battle of Guadalcanal?

A) the Japanese defeat put them on the defensive, and they steadily lost ground from then on

B) it was the first time that U. S. naval forces were equalin strength to the Japanese

C) Japan's surprise attack quickly overwhelmed the American troops, who surrendered

D) it allowed Japan to expand to the south and take over more islands in the Pacific

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