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which of the following presented a major challenge to u.s. military efforts in the pacific? lack of morale and willingness to fight among americans, japanese superiority in population and economic power, support for japan from the philippines, the long distances between the united states and battle sites in the pacific theater
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The long distances between the United States and battle sites in the Pacific theater.
Reason: the vast distances created major logistical and supply problems (shipping, fuel, resupply, reinforcement, and communication), requiring island-hopping, forward bases, and long naval/air operations. The other choices are incorrect: American morale was not the issue after Pearl Harbor; Japan did not have greater population or economic power than the U.S.; and the Philippines did not support Japan (it was occupied and largely resisted).
Reason: the vast distances created major logistical and supply problems (shipping, fuel, resupply, reinforcement, and communication), requiring island-hopping, forward bases, and long naval/air operations. The other choices are incorrect: American morale was not the issue after Pearl Harbor; Japan did not have greater population or economic power than the U.S.; and the Philippines did not support Japan (it was occupied and largely resisted).
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