Question

why was the battle at midway island a turning point in the war? it reversed the trend of japanese expansion. it helped the united states crack japan’s naval code. it forced axis powers to admit defeat. it forced the allies to admit defeat.

Explanation:

The Battle of Midway was a major naval - air battle in World War II. Japan suffered heavy losses, which halted its expansion in the Pacific, making it a turning - point. The US had already cracked Japan's naval code before the battle. The Axis powers did not admit defeat due to this battle, nor did the Allies.

Answer:

It reversed the trend of Japanese expansion.