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How did the Bataan Death March impact the war?

A.
It proved to be a military turning point for the Allies.

B.
It intensified anti-Japanese feelings in the United States.

C.
It made the invasion of Guadalcanal possible.

D.
It demonstrated a weakness in the Allies’ Pacific theater strategy.

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The Bataan Death March was another rallying point for Americans who were already furious with the Japanese after the Pearl Harbor attack.

The Bataan death march intensified anti-Japanese feelings in the United States in the war.  

Bataan death march was a march pass that was undertaken by the U.S and Filipino prisoners who were captured by the Japanese in world war II and was forcefully led to march them around 80 miles.  

Therefore, this violence by Japan made many prisoners and troops die, which increased the aggression of the US against Japan.

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