The Battle of Midway was an air-naval combat that was fought between June 4 and 7, 1942, at the Pacific Theater during World War II. In it, US naval forces stopped the Japanese attempt to invade Midway Atoll, where the Americans had a military base. Chronologically it was fought a month after the battle of the Coral Sea, five months after the Japanese conquest of Wake Island and six months after the attack on Pearl Harbor, which marked the beginning of the conflict in the Pacific between Japanese and Americans. The Japanese defeat was a serious obstacle to their expansion plans for the rest of the ocean and was a "turning point" in the whole conflict. For this reason, Midway is generally considered the most important battle of the Pacific War and one of the most decisive of the Second War.
The primary result of the Battle of Midway in the Pacific was that the US had a decisive victory over the Japanese. This marked a turning point in the war for the US, since they were now "on the offensive" the Pacific.
Answer: To reestablish the fur trade and find new trading partnerships so they can increase the size of new france and the growth of settlements.
Explanation:
In 1663 king louis XIV declared new france an official colony (sending troops to protect people from the iroquois and established government). New exploration was needed.
