The battle of midway was significant in world war ii because it marked the end of

It marked the end of Japanese eastward advance in the Pacific.

With the victory that was achieved at Midway by the allied forces; specifically the US forces; they slowly started gaining momentum against he Japanese.

Explanation:

This victory of the USA was achieved because The U.S. Navy was able to launch a surprise attack on the larger Japanese fleet in the area.

The Japanese Navy had been advancing easily for years in the Pacific. Their attempt to take Midway in June of 1942 was due to the tiny island’s importance as a refueling port and airstrip for the United States. The American victory there marked the end of the Japanese eastward advance in the Pacific by their Navy.

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