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Why was island-hopping a successful military strategy?(1 point)
Because bypassing smaller islands that did not help them meet their specifc goal, they did not waste resources and were able to get close to Japan
Because for them to get to Tokyo they didn't need to come close enough to some of Japan's more heavily fortified islands
The Japanese used those islands as decoys and the US didn't fall for it so it saved lives
Because the US was able to destroy the ships by air leaving the Japanese stranded on those islands and cutting the resistance to their advance down significantly
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Because bypassing smaller islands that did not help them meet their specific goal, they did not waste resources and were able to get close to Japan — it let the US seize key positions, build air/naval bases, and isolate bypassed strongholds.
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