The Battle of Midway turned the tides in favor of the Allied forces. In just six months after the attack on Pearl Harbor the Japanese suffered heavy damage to their fleet.
Generally speaking, it would be "<span>d. the end of the Great Depression" that was not a factor in wartime economic growth during World War II, since it was largely the economic activity revolving around the war effort that helped end the Great Depression in the US. </span>
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What history book? Or what program?
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most of the battle was at sea
The desire to expand into new markets greatly helped push the United states to become a world power because the new markets that are being referred to existed mostly in foreign nations.
