Question

the world war ii strategy used by the us for attacking japan was called
the macarthur strategy.
island hopping.
kamikaze attacks.
the nimitz strategy.

Explanation:

During World War II, the US military employed a strategy of bypassing heavily fortified Japanese-held islands and targeting less-defended ones to gradually advance towards Japan; this tactic is known as island hopping. Kamikaze attacks were a Japanese tactic, while MacArthur and Nimitz were key commanders but their names were not the official label for the overall US offensive strategy against Japan.

Answer:

B. island hopping.