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How did the allies strategy to defeat Japan in the Pacific work?
Their strategy was to split the Allied Forces in the Pacific. MacArthur lead forces in the SW Pacific. He was based in Australia. His force went after the Japanese to repel them from the islands. They had to cut off the communications lines of the Japanese by re-taking some of the islands the Japanese occupied near China. Nimitz led the Naval force that went after islands starting from the Coral Sea and on up to the mainland island of Japan. They began an island hopping campaign to take back American possessions and liberate the islands the Japanese had invaded. It took them three years to accomplish this because they had to build up the Naval fleet again. The other problem they had was their enemy. The Japanese were very fierce warriors making them difficult to defeat. They were clever too. They would hide underground or fight only at night. The Naval Japanese leaders tricked and trapped the US Naval vessels too. But the strategy the Allied Forces chose to use did work. They won the war.
What camp was established for Australian Jews?
Australia didn't have concentration camps. In fact, Australia had men fighting with allied forces all through the war. Many died in Japanese prison camps and on taking Pacific islands from the Japanese.
When was Taking Tiger Mountain - By Strategy - created?
Taking Tiger Mountain - By Strategy - was created in 1974-09.
What was d-day and why was it an important day?
D-Day was the day the Allied forces started re-taking Europe from the Nazi occupiers.
What concentration camp was established for Australian Jews?
Australia didn't have concentration camps. In fact, Australia had men fighting with allied forces all through the war. Many died in Japanese prison camps and on taking Pacific islands from the Japanese.
What is another term for allied advances in the pacific in World War 2?
This sounds like a test or HW question, they may be refering to Island Hopping, which was the American strategy designed to speed up the war, while reducing Casualties by bypassing many of the Islands the Japanese had occupied, taking only the ones needed to act as forward bases, or those which threatened the Allied advance. Rabaul is a good example of this. Though it was the Japanese command center for the south Pacific, the allies simply bypassed it, and instead of capturing it, subjected it to weekly air attacks, and blockade, to render it harmless, to their overall war effort.
What was the moroccan coastal city where allied leaders met to plan war strategy?
During World War II, the coastal city of Casablanca (in French Morocco, as the region was then called) provided the site for an international conference of Allied leaders. Taking place in January of 1943, the conference hosted talks among British, American, and French leaders.
What is the most effective profit taking strategy for stocks?
The most effective profit-taking strategy for stocks is to set a target price at which you will sell your shares to lock in your gains. This can help you avoid getting greedy and holding onto a stock for too long, potentially losing your profits. It's important to have a plan in place and stick to it to maximize your returns.
What strategy helps you read more effectively?
Taking notes as you read
Grant's successful strategy for taking Vicksburg involved?
He employed a strategy known as a "siege" to capture the city of Vicksburg.
Why are they fighting in world war 2?
The evil, murderous Nazi Germans were taking over countries, killing Jews and violating the Treaty of Versailles. The Allied Forces went against Adolf Hitler's axis forces to stop the Nazis and the Japanese from their cruelty and imperialism.
What is a good strategy when taking a test?
study , study and then study some more
