Chapter 16 Section 2 Japan's Pacific Campaign

Where did the U.S. drop the Atomic Bombs?

• Nagasaki and Tokyo

• Hiroshima and Nagasaki

• Berlin and Hiroshima

• England and Soviet Union

The ​ (a)   showed American forces in the Pacific the ​ (b)   of their enemy, the ​ (c)   .

• Bataan Death March

• brutality

• Japanese

• Guadalcanal Campaign

• Germans

• Soviets

• Battle of Midway

• patience

• hospitality

• ineffectiveness

Major US victory in the Pacific, defeated Japan's naval fleet

• Battle of Coral Sea

• Battle of Normandy

• Battle of Stalingrad

• Battle of Midway

WWII strategy that involved seizing selected Japanese-held islands in the Pacific while bypassing others​ (a)  

• Bataan Death March

• Operation Overlord

• Operation Barbarossa

• Battle of Midway

• Island-Hopping

• Skip-Jumping

• Hot Potato

• Pacific Campaign

After the battle of _______ the Japanese navy was unable to launch anymore offensive operations and became a turning point in the Pacific theatre.

• Iwo Jima

• Okinawa

• Coral Sea

• Midway

What was the primary objective of Japan's Pacific Campaign during World War II?

• To expand its empire across Asia and the Pacific

• To establish peace treaties with neighboring countries

• To support the Allied forces against Germany

• To develop nuclear weapons

Which event marked the beginning of Japan's aggressive expansion in the Pacific?

• Attack on Pearl Harbor

• Battle of Midway

• Invasion of Manchuria

• Battle of Iwo Jima

What was the significance of the Battle of Midway in Japan's Pacific Campaign?

• It was a decisive victory for Japan

• It marked the turning point in the Pacific War

• It led to Japan's control over Australia

• It resulted in a peace treaty with the United States

Which strategy did the United States employ to counter Japan's Pacific Campaign?

• Island Hopping

• Trench Warfare

• Blitzkrieg

• Scorched Earth

Who was the leader of Japan during the Pacific Campaign?

• Emperor Hirohito

• Hideki Tojo

• Isoroku Yamamoto

• Fumimaro Konoe