The Process Employed in the Pacific During World War II

question 59

Multiple Choice

The process employed in the Pacific during World War II in which an island under occupation by the Japanese was ignored in favor of an island closer to the Japanese homeland was called

• A)leapfrogging.
• B)skipping.
• C)hopscotch.
• D)daisy chain.
• E)aggressive diplomacy.

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