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The U.S. fought Japan off of islands in the a. Pacific. c. Mediterranean. b. Atlantic. d. Balkans.
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The U.S. fought Japan off of islands in the

a. Pacific.
c. Mediterranean.
b. Atlantic.
d. Balkans.

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The U.S. fought Japan off of islands in the "a. Pacific," since this was where Japan had tried to extend power and control in the years leading up to World War II.
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