A key factor in the Allied victory in the Pacific was the

A) island-hopping strategy that positioned U.S. troops within striking range of Japan.
B) massive aerial bombing of key Japanese cities.
C) development of the atomic bomb.
D) declaration of war by the Soviet government against Japan.
E) All these answers are correct.


Answer: E) All these answers are correct.

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