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24. In the Pacific, the American strategy was designed toA) Lure Japanese troops farther away from Japan to make supply difficult.B) Get close enough to the Japanese islands to force Japan to surrender.C) Wear out Japanese troops by attacking one island after another.D) Recapture the Philippines, where the Japanese government was entrenched.
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