During the World War II, the Battle of Midway was significant because it was a turning point in the Pacific theater thought the Second World War and ended the threat of further invasion of Japan in the Pacific. ... The battle was the first major victory of allies and it make them offensive as well.
By the time of the Reformation, Europeans had embarked upon a great age of explorable as they voyaged around the world to spread new ideas. Furthermore, there were missionaries societies in several European societies. Additionally, Jesuits traveled to India, China, Japan, and Southeast Asia while Protestants missionaries worked in Ceylon, India, and Indonesia. Hope it help!
