Question

5 short response the author states that the navajo code talkers helped win the war in the pacific. explain how the author supports this idea. use at least two details in your answer.

learning target
in this lesson, you explained how an author uses reasons and evidence to support points. explain how this work will help you better understand other informational texts that you read.

Explanation:

First Question (Navajo Code Talkers)

To answer, we analyze how the author supports the idea. First, the Navajo code was unbreakable by Japanese forces, so communications were secure. Second, they transmitted messages quickly, aiding in coordinated attacks. These details show their role in Pacific war victory.

This work helps in informational texts by teaching to identify author's support. It allows recognizing reasons/evidence, so we can evaluate arguments, understand main points, and discern credible info, enhancing comprehension of other texts.

Answer:

The author supports the idea that Navajo Code Talkers helped win the Pacific war in two ways: First, the Navajo - based code they used was never broken by Japanese intelligence, ensuring secure military communications. Second, they could transmit messages extremely quickly, which allowed for timely and coordinated Allied military actions (like attacks and defense strategies) in the Pacific theater. These factors contributed to the Allied victory.

Second Question (Learning Target)