Why was the battle of midway considered the turning point of the war in the pacific?
a. the battle stopped a japanese attack on hawaii and put the japanese on the defense. b. admiral yamamoto died in the battle, leading to japan losing its best military mind. c. the battle crippled the american fleet. d. the battle resulted in the capturing of japan and the end of the war.

During andrew johnson’s presidency, the radical republicans gained control over policymaking in congress. they had enough power to override any presidential veto. how did the radical republicans use this opportunity? a. they blocked johnson’s weak reconstruction policies by taking charge of the reconstruction plan. b. they extended their support to johnson’s policies for reconstruction of the south. c. they removed johnson from office and took over the task of reconstructing the south. d. they removed all former confederates from office and stopped the south from rejoining the union.