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Why was this event a significant step in the war in the Pacific? It brought the U.S. military within air-strike range of mainland Japan. It was the first time the United States had captured territory from Japan. It showed that resistance to the U.S. advance on Japan was largely over. It gave the United States access to natural resources needed for the war effort.



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The answer to the question: "The photograph below shows General Douglas MacArthur wading ashore on the island of Leyte in the Philippines: Why was this event a significant step in the war in the Pacific?" is "D. It gave the United States access to natural resources needed for the war effort". This was a key moment where the US effort were helped by resources.

the answer is D i just took the test :)

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