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How did the Battle of Midway end Japan’s Pacific expansion?

A. Japan’s soldiers became prisoners of war.
B. Japan’s navy codes were cracked.
C. Japan’s air force was destroyed.
D. Japan’s navy was destroyed.

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is it multiple choice? if not then its d

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D. Japans navy was destroyed.

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